Ideal name for a dog? Forum
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MD/JD2B

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Ideal name for a dog?
what do you think of NIMBY (not in my backyard)...Jack Russell
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Renzo

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Too clever. A dog deserves a real name, not a joke.
- artichoke

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PS - I agree with renzo.
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MD/JD2B

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I've had a Hank, Joe, Binky, and Bobo..they all liked their names
- chicagolaw2013

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Bruiser or Rocky...those are my dogs' names.
And yes, Bruiser was an ode to Bruiser Woods.
I am that lame, it's sad but true.
And yes, Bruiser was an ode to Bruiser Woods.
- fixer

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Rex, Spot, or Shithead
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angioletto

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If you are looking for a law-related name here is a recent thread with a bunch of options.
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 0&t=122706
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 0&t=122706
- deneuve39

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Teddy, Wally, or Fred.
- Tenth Usher

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names that end with a "y" are always good. I like naming dogs after US presidents: Grover, Teddy, Woodrow? Franklin?deneuve39 wrote:Teddy, Wally, or Fred.
- TommyK

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I almost got a dog this summer. I was going to name him Sawyer. Great name for a dog.
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Renzo

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Oliver Wendell HoundCorsair wrote:Learned Hound.
- Sell Manilla

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Yeah, would you want to be called "Nimby"?Renzo wrote:Too clever. A dog deserves a real name, not a joke.
- JordynAsh

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Name him after your favorite Supreme Court justice? I'm eventually going to get a dachshund (see tar) and name him Felix Frankfurter, Frankie for short.
- vanwinkle

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We had pair of dogs on the farm named "Jackie" and "Brownie".
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Renzo

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I'm gonna get a dog named Rehnquist and kick it every day.
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MD/JD2B

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ok..maybe nimby isn't a great idea....now could be Bob for my favorite justice, Bill for my favorite president, or Newman...for my mailman, or Spiro for my favorite VP
- JordynAsh

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I like Newman because when he's bad you can say "Newman!" a la Jerry, but Spiro is nice, too.MD/JD2B wrote:ok..maybe nimby isn't a great idea....now could be Bob for my favorite justice, Bill for my favorite president, or Newman...for my mailman, or Spiro for my favorite VP
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deadhipsters

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Riley, Harley, and Buck. All for manly dogs.
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thorntll

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Whatever you do, DON'T name it after beer. I can't tell you how many Buds, Guinnesses, and Killians I met in college. I even knew a Nattie. When I got my dog as a puppy, his name was Brewster. Fucking stupid. Now it's Max.
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LSATfromNC

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My overgrown lab is named Tank, and my ferocious pit bull is Libby 
- mmmadeli

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My dogs are named Fritz and Bailey.