Name That Dog
02-04-2013 | 04:59 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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Name That Dog
This might be the wrong place for this post. If so, the monitors can toss me out !
As some of you know my big buddy and superb blood trailer, Mojo, died unexpectedly this deer season from a rather rare autoimmune disease. To say the least I was deeply saddened. Thankful for th 8 years, but ....
Anyway, I have put a deposit down on a Wirehair dachshund pup. It should be here around July-August if all goes as planned.
I am looking for a name ... and thought it'd be fun to get a few suggestions. So far I have had the following from my hunting buddies:
Male: Tasso, Goober
Female: Dixie
Any suggetions welcomed.
As some of you know my big buddy and superb blood trailer, Mojo, died unexpectedly this deer season from a rather rare autoimmune disease. To say the least I was deeply saddened. Thankful for th 8 years, but ....
Anyway, I have put a deposit down on a Wirehair dachshund pup. It should be here around July-August if all goes as planned.
I am looking for a name ... and thought it'd be fun to get a few suggestions. So far I have had the following from my hunting buddies:
Male: Tasso, Goober
Female: Dixie
Any suggetions welcomed.
02-04-2013 | 05:05 PM
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Typical Buck
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Well i don't have a wire haird dashound but i do have a red smoothed hair one name is star she is 9 i also have a black and tan long hairded dashound her name is bella she is 4.
02-06-2013 | 05:36 PM
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Fork Horn
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I had a Dacshund for a weekend and unfortunately she didn't get along with my other dogs so we gave her back to the breeder(which was a friend) , but we were going to name her Remington. Good for a male or female.
02-11-2013 | 04:38 AM
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Fork Horn
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Hunter, gunner, Dallas, Remington, Haley, Madie, Bella. Just a couple ideas. Also if you have a favorite sports team could use something from that haha. My next dog might be named after something Dallas cowboys related 
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02-11-2013 | 09:49 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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How about a great Native American word ... Diogi, pronounced Dee-Oh-Gee (or D, O, G!)
A buddy of mine had an English Springer Spaniel he always called Diogi or at least what he always said was pronounced Dee-Oh-Gee. I once asked him what the origins of the name was. He immediately went into this long line of crap about Native Americans and their gods of huntings, etc, on and on... he finallly said "Hey John, it's really just D O G spelled out loud.
Always thought it was a cool option.
Ok, some real names now ... Fritz, Schnitzel, Bandit, Scooter, Auggie .... or .... Heidi, Gretchen, Dutchess, Schatze
A buddy of mine had an English Springer Spaniel he always called Diogi or at least what he always said was pronounced Dee-Oh-Gee. I once asked him what the origins of the name was. He immediately went into this long line of crap about Native Americans and their gods of huntings, etc, on and on... he finallly said "Hey John, it's really just D O G spelled out loud.
Always thought it was a cool option.
Ok, some real names now ... Fritz, Schnitzel, Bandit, Scooter, Auggie .... or .... Heidi, Gretchen, Dutchess, Schatze