7 Tips to Naming Your Puppy

Hey Everybody,Its Blogging Time.Welcome and Thanks for dropping in.Here again to give you a few tips on keeping our furry friends safe and happy and healthy.
Firstly,i would like to wish my baby boy Nitro a speedy recovery.He has been a little under the weather.He had to go to the ER the other night for a little gagging,but nothing serious.So i would like to say hurry up and get well and we miss you on the set.Love You Baby Boy.If anyone would like to leave Nitro a few get well wishes,please take a minute to wish him well just leave them in the comment section.Thanks for everyone's support.

Now with that said.Let's Begin with the show.

Today I will talk about something that we must all do when we first get our lovely pets and that is to name our pet.Though you might not think it is not a big deal,think again.Here goes.Enjoy...:)

 
7 Tips to Naming Your Puppy



You'll use your puppy's name over 35,000 times in it's life.Here are 

seven tips to choosing a great name.

You’ve picked out the perfect puppy. You spent hours on the internet, 

researching the right breed for you and your family. 

Then you went from breeder to breeder or humane society to humane society, 

meeting and greeting pups until you find just the right match.

Now what? He needs a name!

Over the course of its life, you will use your dog’s name more than 35,000 

times. So be sure you’re picking a name you can live with and love.

(Like My Baby Boy.Nitro)

With these seven simple steps, the key to finding the perfect puppy name 

is at your fingertips!

Dogs understand short commands. Easy names with two or fewer syllables 

work well. 

Your puppy’s name shouldn’t sound like any commands. 

“Stacy” and “stay” are too close for comfort. Such a name will only 

confuse the issue.

Remember, you’ll be using your pup’s name in public. “Stinky” may be 

cute among your fellow fraternity members, but it won’t go over well at 

the veterinarian.

Make your kids part of the decision process. Kids like it simple, too, 

so if calling your Champion Cavalier King Spaniel “Bootsie” works for them, 

consider keeping the hoity toity name strictly for AKC purposes. 

You may think it’s an honor to name your pup after you’re 

favorite Uncle Norbert. 

Naming your baby after him may keep you in the will, but naming your

puppy after him may not. 

If you’re bringing home an older dog, ideally, stick with the name 

it already owns. 

Can’t stand it because “Barney” was the first boy who broke your heart? 

Then stick with similar sounds when choosing a new dog name. “Barney” morphs 

into “Farley” easily.

Once you’ve chosen a name, try it out for a day or so. You’ll know 

right away whether it’s a keeper. 

If not, there’s always more puppy names on your list!

Take a look around you. Everywhere you are, you'll find a variety of 

terrific ideas on what to name your pooch.

At first glance, a couple things will stand out about your new puppy.

Enjoy him or her for a day or two and take these into consideration.
Appearance. What’s your dog look like? His color, size, 

and personal style inspires a variety of name choices.

“Stubbs” would be a great name for a dachshund pup. Or you may call 

a cream colored cock-a-poo “Buffy.” 

Personality. Given a couple of days, your new dog’s personality will 

really shine through.

 Try “Cuddles” for the sweet little guy who loves to get cozy 

or “Puddles” for the pooch who can’t seem to find the doggie door.

If you want to go beyond the basics, many famous dog names or 

foreign dog names can fit the bill. 

Consider these favorite puppy names when making your decision.

Celebrity puppy names. Today, pooches have more celebrity following 

than their famous owners. Chew on “Lola,” a name used by both Hilary Duff 

and the Osbournes.

TV dogs. “Scooby” and “Astro” come to mind if you want to honor 

a famous TV pup. Movie dogs. Cool movies and cool dog names seem to 

go hand in hand.

Cool Hand Luke’s “Blue” would be a fitting label for a variety of dogs.

Comic dogs.

“Snoopy” will always be a favorite, but also consider “Daisy” or “Odie.” 

German dog names. For starters, try out “Fritz” or “Kaiser.” 

Irish dog names. “Finn” fits well for any pup, as does “Murphy,” which 

just happens to mean “hound of the sea.”

French puppy names. “Pierre” and “Gigi” are top contenders for any dog, 

especially those with a little oo-la-la in their genes.
The choices are endless. However, with these simple tips and some thought, 

before long, you’ll have found the perfect puppy name! 

Okay,this is where Nitro comes in but since he's off,I'll give this a try.

This should be pretty funny,so here goes...Enjoy!

 I hope you enjoyed the video,because it was so funny.

Okay Everybody,Until Next Time...