I dunno, "Kamikaze" sounds more like a Jack Russell or Chihuahua with an attitude problem... lolGrant Fan said:I am torn between a few Patton, Kamikaze (my boyfriend is stationed in Japan and it seemed a good mix between WW2 and our lives), Grant, or Rhett (I know that is a bit earlier but I still love the name). So what to you think?
Diamondback said:I dunno, "Kamikaze" sounds more like a Jack Russell or Chihuahua with an attitude problem... lol
Fletch said:I'm watching Turner Crack Movies. They're playing Merrily We Live (1938), a light Hal Roach screwball directed by Norman Maine, oops, I mean McLeod.
Anyway, Benita Granville comes into the room with 2 floppy eared Great Danes and introduces them to dashing Brian Aherne thusly:
"This dog's name is Get Off The Rug.
And this one's name is You Too."
Mrs. Merl said:One of the litter mates to my mother's dog is actually named C'mere. Funny but it is rather awkward.
Our Norwegian Elkhound is named Ullr, we thought it fit. And the litter turned out as a Norse bunch. Leif, Loki, Ansgaar (sp?) and Ullr. It works. Though Ullr has a lot of nicknames, my favorite being Fuzzler.
Diamondback said:Might be a good name, but that kind of a greeting could be a little problematic if you and the pup ever encounter someone who doesn't get along with the canine set--even over a quarter-century later, a Norwegian elkhound trying to rip your face off at age 3 ain't something you just forget, y'know?
davestlouis.I just euthanized my 42 LB Boston Terrier last week, Filbert was his name.
DutchIndo said:How about Steve Martin's dogs name in " The Jerk " ?