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 Muke
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Having been a Guide Dog puppy walker for 7 dogs my wife has decided it was time for a dog of our own. Now as Guide Dog puppies come already named we never realised how difficult it would be to find a name that everybody in the family liked/agreed on. So some suggestions from the STW massive for a black Labrador may prove helpful.

So here he is.....

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Thank you


 
Posted : 02/09/2009 10:31 am
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Dave


 
Posted : 02/09/2009 10:33 am
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There once was a war film with a black lab in it. Perhaps yours could have the same name?

😉


 
Posted : 02/09/2009 10:33 am
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Fido, Deefur..... God knows we called ours Kea and most people think she's named after the car or the shop.


 
Posted : 02/09/2009 10:34 am
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There once was a war film with a black lab in it. Perhaps yours could have the same name?

racialist


 
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Two options (apologies to those who have seen these before....)

1 - Nboogie. That way, if the dog is ever up on the furniture when he shouldn't be, you can yell "Get down Nboogie!"

2 - Myface. That way, if the dog is lagging behind as you walk through the park, you can yell, "Come on, Myface!"


 
Posted : 02/09/2009 10:35 am
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If youre thinking about dambusters (or was it 'reach for the sky'?) then you're a very bad (but very funny) man.


 
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Benji.


 
Posted : 02/09/2009 10:36 am
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Mines called Izzy but it doesnt really matter, she is a terrier so she never comes anyway.


 
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Monty says Hi

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As for a name...................Brian


 
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My friends had a lovely mutt called Knobjockey at university. He used to come out on rides with us. Endless fun trying to find him in the woods as it got dark at night.

Have you considered naming it after your boss?


 
Posted : 02/09/2009 10:38 am
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Been a few Black Labs in our family through the years, a quick list:

Garth
Kim
Dougie
Beth
Bramble

Garth was a huge Lab I mean a true monster of a dog his food was served in a washing up bowl as we couldn't get a dog bowl big enough. He was softy though and never showed aggression towards family members but was a great guard dog. Remember a door to door salesman coming around selling burglar alarms, my Dad told him if you can get in our house right now I'll buy one. He walked towards the door and bid a hasty retreat when Garth let off a bark like Digby.


 
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sprocket


 
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Gromit?


 
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Our black lab was called Charlie - short for his pedigree name of "Charleston Pickle".

Springer/field spaniels we have had have been called Copper, Nickel, Bracken and Widget.

Bro's dogs currently called Dooley, Dandy and Dexter.


 
Posted : 02/09/2009 10:45 am
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Call it Cat, then get a cat and call it Dog and make your neighbours think you've all lost it 😛


 
Posted : 02/09/2009 10:49 am
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Hmm just noticed the irony of me, a guy with a Dog's name commenting on a Dog's name thread .... it's my second name not my first so I'm not that traumatised by it!


 
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Andrew


 
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a friend of mine had a doberman called Kitty 😆


 
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Dogs generally respond better to names with 2 clear vowel sounds in their name. Not sure if that is of any use to you at all !


 
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If youre thinking about dambusters

Yeah it was 🙂

Saw it last year with the very (un)subtle overdubbing. I think it is now called Rex or something. Bloody political correctness.

😆


 
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Stanley


 
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Lucky you, my black lab is 12 and his name is Buddy, brilliant dogs, my new staffy pup is called Louie, had a huge list of names when we got him but Louie wasn't one of them! Spent 10 minutes with him when we got him home and it just poped on to my head, buddy was the same. Had thought of Nero, Cujo, Stan, a black lab here is called Hemp, I always quite liked it, let us all know your decision, good luck
PJ


 
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Also Rannoch, Rhum.


 
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Colin


 
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Just call it 'the dog', it'll save hassle in the long run; 'go walk the dog', 'feed the dog' and when angry 'where's that bloody dog' or just resorting to shouting 'stupid dog' at it. You know it makes sense.


 
Posted : 02/09/2009 11:15 am
 5lab
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damnit.

'come here damnit'
'fetch damnit'
'your dinner is ready damnit'
'don't shag that hot girl's leg damnit'

etc


 
Posted : 02/09/2009 12:40 pm
 mt
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It's a Lab so call it Hoover or Dyson. If it's anything like most of them it'll drag you under a bus for a chip.


 
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our springer due soon is going to be called Ruby


 
Posted : 02/09/2009 1:07 pm
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Belcher is the basque for black. (OK, it's spelt Beltxa). Two syllables, vaguely amusing, talking point. Perfect!


 
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An old sea captain I used to know at home had a Lab called Pilot - I thought it a terrific name!

Still, you can't beat DAVE


 
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Donnie


 
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Gooner, surely Jerry would be a better name for a Springer - ok, I'll get my coat ...


 
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Call it woof, be nice for a dog to understand its own name for once


 
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Merlin.


 
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We had 2 names picked out for our black lab, Buster and Baxter. Went for Baxter in the end, your welcome to Buster 🙂


 
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I once knew a rather fine dog called 'biscuit'.


 
Posted : 02/09/2009 3:42 pm
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Common?


 
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He looks like a Trev to me.


 
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i've fond memories of a huntaway that used to belong to my housemate when i lived in NZ. we used to go running along wakatipu lake together all the time. and when i'd come into the house after work he wouldn't just wag his tail in excitement his whole ass would be vivaciously swaying from side to side. he was a curious little bugger who would just disappear from the garden for hours only to return after we'd spent the time fretting he'd been run over or something like nothing had happened. unfortunately it was a case of curiosity killed the dog for this hound, as when i spoke to my mate last xmas and enquired about him i got the upsetting news that he ventured to close to a cliff and tumbled to his death. a sad story i know, but a great dog and a great name.

his name was Miles 😥


 
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oh, and Candy was our dog when i was a kid.


 
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Zuma


 
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You could try "stay" Then try getting it to come back 🙂


 
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peachos - never heard of a 'huntaway' before. Just checked out the UK website. They look pretty cool I must say

[url= http://www.huntawayclub.co.uk/index.html ]http://www.huntawayclub.co.uk/index.html[/url]


 
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