Mine are "Grizzly" (a big airedale), "Max" (as in "Mad Max", and "Ollie" (actually Olesya (don't blame me for that one..., she's my ex-girlfriend's dog, which I got stuck with))
Cody, or Kody (for Kodiak) might work. I kind'a lean toward bear names....
Ripley - a name associated with (some times) unbelievably cool stuff. You could call it "Ripper" or "Rip" for short, which are derivative sounds it would assocociate with its name and know it was being called.
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Kevinw: I will take in a Cat any day of the week but a dog gets chased off and it had better not come back. Dogs just annoy the hell out of me. To stupid for thier own good sometimes. [/quote]
You must be joking. Cats have about 1/3 to 1/2 the intelligence & learning ability of a dog. They just seem smart because they're so arrogant. Not smart at all. You must have had experience only with the stupidest dogs on the planet. I love cats, though - they taste like chicken.
How about naming your dog "Sex"? It's one syllable, and if your dog ever gets lost, you can wander around the neighborhood saying, "Hi, I'm looking for Sex".
Uff, I'm now climbing out of the gutter and logging off. Sorry folks.
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>any brown ale of your choice and have him retrive it for you[/quote]
how 'bout "Shiner?"
(or...Pudintane! )
My doggie's name is Jake from the song that goes, "If I die before I wake, feed Jake. He's been a good dog. My best friend, right through it all..."
I thought it would be funny to name him something evil like "Death" or something, but I decided a dog's name could be like a self-fulfilling prophecy, so I named him a good name. He's a great dawg, BTW, so guess I was right.
My friend had a dog named Trusty.
When I was a kid, the lady down the street named her dog "dammit" And that critter got loose often enough that us kids eventually quit being corrected for hollering "dammit, come home" or "dammit, no!"...yeah, my parents have fond memories of that neighbor, I'm sure. My latest dog is "Diogi"...it's Italian for dog, don't cha know