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Jean-Philip-Francois du Lumiere (of course spoken with a french accent)

Would be great to shout in the parc: "Jean-Philip-Francois du Lumiere fetch the stick"
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infact, call it Jake.

JAKE IS AN AWESOME NAME FOR A DOG.
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Since he's a St. Bernard, you could name him Beethoven, and call him Toby for short.

Or name him Tobias.
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"Mad Max" Or... "Here Boy"

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I'm voeting for Xentrix - wonderful name!!! :)
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i'd call it woof
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Basepair wrote:Doug.
Yess.

You need to name the dog something easy to shout. Just think how embarrassed you'll be when you have to shout "Xentrix! Come here!" when he runs off in a shopping centre.

I happen to think Ralph is a good general purpose name for a dog. Kinda friendly. Although, if you have an aggressive Rottweiler called Ralph, it might not seem so friendly.
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Numerator wrote:Jarvis
Also yess.
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observation wrote:
Basepair wrote:Doug.
Yess.

You need to name the dog something easy to shout. Just think how embarrassed you'll be when you have to shout "Xentrix! Come here!" when he runs off in a shopping centre.

I happen to think Ralph is a good general purpose name for a dog. Kinda friendly. Although, if you have an aggressive Rottweiler called Ralph, it might not seem so friendly.
that's partly a scottish joke- with the accent in certain parts of the country, when you say "Dog" it comes out as "Doug". anyone who knew that would be pissing themselves if you were shouting Doug at your Dog!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Basepair wrote:
observation wrote:
Basepair wrote:Doug.
Yess.

You need to name the dog something easy to shout. Just think how embarrassed you'll be when you have to shout "Xentrix! Come here!" when he runs off in a shopping centre.

I happen to think Ralph is a good general purpose name for a dog. Kinda friendly. Although, if you have an aggressive Rottweiler called Ralph, it might not seem so friendly.
that's partly a scottish joke- with the accent in certain parts of the country, when you say "Dog" it comes out as "Doug". anyone who knew that would be pissing themselves if you were shouting Doug at your Dog!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Ah know, um in Glesga! :)

Reminds me of the old joke... What do you call a man with tiny feet looking for his dog? Wee Shooey Douglas. :) Sorry everybody else, this is turning into Scot's Corner...
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observation wrote:
Ah know, um in Glesga! :)

Reminds me of the old joke... What do you call a man with tiny feet looking for his dog? Wee Shooey Douglas. :) Sorry everybody else, this is turning into Scot's Corner...
ah, nae worries. didn;t know where you were. others wouldn't get it tho!

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name him... cassidy. or ventolin von jones.

nono... call him choomy. or gargamel. cooper? dennis. how about dennis.
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