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26-03-2011, 06:19 PM
He was very nearly Thorton, which would no doubt have been shortened to Thor. It would have suited him, his nickname is Thunderfeet!
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26-03-2011, 06:21 PM
Considering he recalls to other people's whistles... a dog with the same name might have scrambled his braincell!
We quite like Puzzle for a second dog - but that's nicked from someone shouting it at the park and we like the sound of it (plus it would fit the Professor Layton theme).
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26-03-2011, 07:59 PM
Originally Posted by tiggers mum 
I meet people with Skye's sometimes, never any with Tiggers but yesterday met someone with a dog called Badger which my husband and I thought was brilliant!! It was a jack russell that was white and brown, didnt look anything like a badger but they must have had their reasons.....probably because it spends most of its time down badger holes??!!
My Mum's minister's guide dog is called Tigger! He is a big dog but such a softy! His previous guide dog was called Jamie which is ny husband's name.
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26-03-2011, 08:01 PM
Originally Posted by Pilgrim
I have never met any dogs with the same names as ours, but we have always had such strange names, until we got Ozzy
this appears to be a very common name and although I have never met another in person, I know there are lots about, several are on here
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26-03-2011, 08:01 PM
Originally Posted by Moon's Mum
Never met another Moon and unlikely to I think (especially the vietnamese word rather than the lunar body).
Never met another Cain but have seen a few online, mostly GSDs, but spelt different like Kane or Kayne.
Originally Posted by rune
Attila (who does HTM) has a Moon and Celt was going to be and there was a successful Moon in working trials.
I love it for a name.
rune
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26-03-2011, 08:04 PM
Originally Posted by dizzi
I got told the other week I'd picked a daft name for a dog and should have called him something like Ben or Max or a suitably "doggy" name.
Considering he recalls to other people's whistles... a dog with the same name might have scrambled his braincell!
We quite like Puzzle for a second dog - but that's nicked from someone shouting it at the park and we like the sound of it (plus it would fit the Professor Layton theme).
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26-03-2011, 08:07 PM
Originally Posted by MerlinsMum
Loads!!!! there are an awful lot of dogs called Merlin in the world, especially in this area - in fact there are people called Merlin round here, too!
But I don't know many called Rue.
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26-03-2011, 08:13 PM
Originally Posted by JunoDouglas
Never ever heard another Juno, but lots of people comment on it!
Not sure where my parents got the name from.
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