Great Animal Names

cuckoo_jenibeth

I don't have a dog- I have 4 cats (Ed, Prissy, Josie, Neko), 14 chickens (Phyllis, Tessa, Rocky, Maggie, Pearl, Callie, Buffy, Hope, Penny, Paige, Bubba, Simone, Blanche, Rosie) 2 ducks (Splish & Splash), and a pond full of fish(not named; I am not completely nuts).
But, I want a medium sized "tuff" dog that I will name Camshaft, a pygmy goat named Ne-hi(knee high, get it??), a miniature pony named Tucker, and a teacup pig named Tetley.

JustSomeEm

Also had a friend who named his dog Diogi (Pronounced D.O.G.)

Bucky83

Your dog needs a strong masculine name. I'm picturing something like Zeus, Buck, Apache, Bane, Duke, Jax, Bond.

Our family dog was Ace (had to put him down a couple of months ago). He was a huge dog.

lexlowe

Harry, so when he rolls around in the mud you can call him Dirty Harry.

rblevins48

Thanks for all the suggestions
We finally decided on Finn

purplerosemfp

oh i raised a french mastiff /doug de bordeux .. he was called Caine but should have called him decker.. he decked me everytime he jumped up to greet me.

ejbronte

Emily Bronte had a mastiff she called Keeper. Earlier, she had a smaller dog named Grasper. Me being who I am, I might call your doggie Heathcliff. Or maybe Rochester (in honor of Charlotte Bronte's _Jane Eyre_) and then I could call him Rocky.

I'm a cat person, too (though I love dogs). At the moment, I have 4 kitties: Smokey, a gray tabby; Sancho, who looks almost exactly like the orange and white cat in Lemurcat12's profile picture; and two sisters: black and white Luna and gray and white Essie.

yogini_runner82

Brutus.

We have an Australian Shepard. Her name is Cookie.