Sentences with phrase «fun dog names»

I'm going to compile my own list of fun dog names I'd like to see given to animals soon.

Not exact matches

Let her tell the fun parts, like naming the girl and the dog and describing the climax and the ending.

Once upon a time there was a bare nekked fireplace... (and a stretchy little dog named Maximus Minimus)... and a girl with a major case of Spring fever... She had a buncha» fun decorating that bare nekked fireplaces» mantel for Spring last year...... but she wants to do something totally different this year.

That was such a fun romp around the city... From that day I mostly remembered the lovely dog we met in Boston Commons (aptly named Harvard) who matched my dress.

what up my name ls trevor and it like to play ps3 and xbox and iM training to be a pro wrestling and im go to be in the the wwe and like to have fun with my to dog and i like to hang out and work out to and i love to training

She pines for her parents until one day, while chasing a stray dog she names Sandy, she is saved from certain death by Mr. Will Stacks (Jamie Foxx, who is usually more able to convincingly look like he's having fun), a cell phone mogul whose Bloomberg - like mayoral bid is floundering.

Unimaginatively unsubtle with characters named Mother Fucker and Night Bitch and sequences where a dog chows down on a thug's crotch for laughs, Kick - Ass 2 is fun at times but it's also a case of diminishing returns as Millar's style of storytelling is already wearing thin well before the end of the film.

Perhaps there's some purpose to naming a state dog — other than as a favor to friends or supporters, other than providing a little fun for state legislators — but I don't immediately see it.

Chase is a dog's favorite game, and all that yelling and name - calling makes him believe that you are having as much fun as he is.

Her training career started early with help from her childhood dog, a Wire Haired Fox Terrier named Scooter, who delighted in fun games like running in the opposite direction when called, leading the neighborhood bark patrol and terrorizing other dogs in a blaze of terrier fueled fury.

All my dogs I had / have are all a bully breed or American Staffordshire Terrier (fun fact, because of the lack of knowledge in knowing what a bully breed is, people created the name Pitbull as a false and generic name for the bull (y) breeds!)

Letting the dog choose his own her own name is a lot of fun for the family if you just can't pick one on your own.

Grab yourself a drink and check out this list of fun alcohol - inspired dog names!

Deciding on the perfect dog name for your puppy is always a fun and sometimes challenging experience for many new Bulldog owners.

Naming your new dog can be difficult, but it is also fun!

Have fun naming your new puppy, hopefully you'll find a name here at aaGD.com that fits your dog's personality and character.

The Chihuahua is the smallest dog breed (and if you didn't already know, fun fact, they get their name from the Mexican state of Chihuahua).

Try calling his name and creating a fun environment by using dog toys and / or treats to play with.

Kennel Name: Strawberry Hill Registered Name: WW Strawberry Hill male DOB: 7/4/15 not cat / small animal friendly Strawberry Hill is a fun loving 2 year old black beauty who is confident but not over the top pushing with the other dogs.

Choosing your puppy's name is one of the most fun parts of having a dog, but it's also one of the easiest.

Another fun game then if your dog is of the clingy type, is to toss some treats to distract your dog (or have a helper hold him if he doesn't» mind) while you immediately hide somewhere easy and then you call your dog (by name or whistle) and reward him with some treats for finding you.

Unlike some aspects of dog ownership, naming your dog is just plain fun!

We know it's fun, but Rocket Dogs are named by our senior volunteers to avoid duplicates and confusion between animals.

Once near you praise and treat... some dogs need to be lured more to come when called, but if you call his name in a playful tone of voice, shake a toy and run away from him instead of going TOWARDS HIM, you will initiate a fun game to your advantage... this should stimulate him to come to you because it is a really fun game!

One of the coolest, most fun parts of owning a dog is that we can name them anything we want.

These dogs get their name from their ability to learn to fetch or retrieve an object, which can be a fun activity for young family members.

But maybe you're a court stenographer, in which case you have the necessary skills to record your dog's epic stories of relentless ball licking and how they learned to stand up for themselves when other dogs made fun of them for being named Tushie.

Obviously, there are no laws controlling what you can or can't name a dog, but we do have some advice that might help you not only pick a fun name that fits your buddy just right, but will also make sure that your communications are clear and easy to understand.

If you live near the coast in Southern California, the So Cal Surf Dogs and the Helen Woodward Animal Center offer surf classes for beginners and they guarantee fun and safety is always the name of the game!

Well, first of all coming up with fresh ideas to find a perfect name for your dog will be challenging and fun at the same time.

I've seen dogs at play grasp other dogs» ears, necks, legs and backs in their mouths and hang on - all in the name of fun.

It can be fun to give your dog a name to match their personality, or the personality that you hope they will have.

We have taken the stress out of this big decision, by providing you with an easy system to follow and lots of great ideas for unique, fun and fabulous dog names.

Wolf names can be a fun choice for breeds of dog who look quite wolf - like.

You can use an ironic name, like calling your Chihuahua «Tank» or Doberman «Fluffy» or name your dog after a comedy or fun character instead.

Oh, and another fun tidbit is that your dog will learn his / her name and come to you when you call it.

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... what is it about dogs... they are so much trouble at times... but the fun and joy they bring outweighs everything... our border collie toby lived 19 years... have pictures of our youngest with him on the first day of first grade... and the first day of college... border collies do love to heard... lucky we had squirrels and birds and rabbits... and little boys... ps... jack is a very good name... our little grandboy is named jack... and his grandmother thinks he needs a dog... but... i don't get to vote...