Help With AKC Name
#1
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From: Long Beach CA USA
Hi everyone. I am going to send in my lab pups AKC papers soon, but would like to come up with a clever registered name for him. He is a chocolate lab and his name is Hunter.
Anyone have some ideas to use for his registered name?
Anyone have some ideas to use for his registered name?
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From: Evans Georgia USA
I try to use the sire and dame's name in conjuction with the registered name. My current GSP is Dutch Drops Frauline Gretta. Dutch came from the sire which I can't recall his full name right now. Drops came from the mom whose full name was Von Chocolate Drops. I added Frauline because it's a German female. Well and Gretta is her name.


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From: Elsmere, Kentucky USA
I don't know if this will help, but I use names that pertain to what they hunt most. My female is, Cinnamon and Spice Uplander (Cinnamon) and her pup is Cinnamon's Sage-Upland Birdinator (Sage). I named my female Cinnamon, because of the color of her coat and decided to stick with a spice name, when I named Sage. I will probably name my next pup, Cayenne.
Edited by - uplandchessies on 01/31/2002 22:48:23
Edited by - uplandchessies on 01/31/2002 22:48:23
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From: Loving Tx USA
I had the same problem,I sent off my chocolate labs papers off about a week or so ago. It took me about a month to send them off because I had to think of a name first. His name is Fudge Hill's Magnum Jay. The name Magnum has been in his pedigree for generations so I decided to keep it going. I'm geeting a black female in June out of Smokey Bears Grand Kodiak, I'm thinking of naming her Fudge Hill's Kodiak Raven. Or something to that effect. My way of naming a dog is to rack my brain for severel months until I get it<img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>. I guess I don't have any good ides for you. Sorry,I know what your going through. But in time the perfect name will come to you.
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#6
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From: Long Beach CA USA
Hey I saw a picture of your pup on the other thread. It looks like we have very similar pups. Mine is a chocolate also and he will be 14 weeks on Sunday. If I can figure out how to post a picture here I will, my pup looks a lot like yours.
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From: Loving Tx USA
amitydeerslayer, I have a whole album with gobs of pictures of him. I have one of his sire and dam as well. Jay's album is http://www.webphotos.com/list_photos...&smi=2&a=50137 . And his parents album is http://www.webphotos.com/list_photos...&smi=2&a=36602 . His sire is a very beautiful dog(in person)the picture really doesn't do him justice.
#9
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From: Madison, WV, USA
A lot of good suggestions here. My personal favorite is to use the format:
Your name + personality adjective + Dog's Name
For example, it your last name is Smith and your dog's name is Hunter, go with something like:
Smith's Sassy Hunter
Or change Sassy to some other term that describes the pup's personality.
Hope this helps.
Your name + personality adjective + Dog's Name
For example, it your last name is Smith and your dog's name is Hunter, go with something like:
Smith's Sassy Hunter
Or change Sassy to some other term that describes the pup's personality.
Hope this helps.
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From: Houston Texas USA
As most every one else, I used both dame and sire.
My Lab is (Bonnie's Jacko "Jake" Von Brody)
My English Bulldog is (Lady Madonna's Heidi of Citizen Cane)
helps to keep it simple
My Lab is (Bonnie's Jacko "Jake" Von Brody)
My English Bulldog is (Lady Madonna's Heidi of Citizen Cane)
helps to keep it simple


