dog names

Paddington

Member

Location

Soggy Shropshire

• Apr 22, 2017

• #61

Daftest name of a hound I was supposed to be in charge of was Crumpet. May sound rather amusing in the show ring, but definitely not at dusk when you're trying to find him in a woodland area populated by deer and urban courting couples. This was years before dogging .

 

Netherfield

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Location

West Yorkshire

• Apr 22, 2017

• #62

suffolksmallholder said:

@Netherfield Whats a Lancashire heeler?
I've two black lab bitches Bessie & Bramble & the lurcher is Boudicca, boo for short.
When the children were little we had a kelpie called Wolpgang as they couldn't pronounce the f.
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Also called Ormskirk Heeler, primarily a cattle dog, would run round nipping the heels of cattle , hence the name.

 

suffolksmallholder

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Location

Suffolk

• Apr 22, 2017

• #63

Netherfield said:

View attachment 505078 Also called Ormskirk Heeler, primarily a cattle dog, would run round nipping the heels of cattle , hence the name.

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Thank you. Nice little dog!
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itsalwaysme

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Location

Cheshire

• Apr 22, 2017

• #64

suffolksmallholder said:

@Netherfield Whats a Lancashire heeler?
I've two black lab bitches Bessie & Bramble & the lurcher is Boudicca, boo for short.
When the children were little we had a kelpie called Wolpgang as they couldn't pronounce the f.
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I'd never heard of a Lancashire heeler either

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lancashire_Heeler

 

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itsalwaysme

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Location

Cheshire

• Apr 22, 2017

• #65

@Netherfield beat me to it, couldn't get the pic too load

 

rhifsaith

Never Forgotten

Honorary Member

Location

Tregaron

• Apr 22, 2017

• #66

Elsa. Peg. Shanco. Jess. Jill. Current dogs on farm.

 

Ducati899

Member

Location

north dorset

• Apr 22, 2017

• #67

Pivo said:

My wife took her time to research different breeds, read 7 books on the subject and decided she wanted a miniature Schnauzer.
Well, designed dog or rather a bitch had to be Gucci! She lived up to her name... she was awesome!
Unfortunately she loved to chew on the ostrich bits and swallowed big chunk. Mis-diagnosed by the vet... they didn't see the organic matter on the x-ray(?) and after a week in ICU she passed away.

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Sorry to hear that [emoji53] I've got a miniature schnauzer called Morgan

Lovely breed

 

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Pivo

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• Apr 22, 2017

• #68

My current two Schnauzers: Bentley 8-years old and Yogi (Berra) 4 months

 

Ducati899

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Location

north dorset

• Apr 22, 2017

• #69

My girlfriends Romanian gypsy rescue dog called squid on the right with his best friend Babadook the staffy yesterday

 

Ducati899

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Location

north dorset

• Apr 22, 2017

• #70

Pivo said:

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My current two Schnauzers: Bentley 8-years old and Yogi (Berra) 4 months

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I'm looking for another schnauzer pup,lovely picture

 

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marshfarmer

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Mixed Farmer

Location

Norfolk

• Apr 22, 2017

• #71

Bronson, my puppy. I liked round the twist when I was a young timer. had a bitch called Xena too

 

borderterribles

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Location

South Shropshire

• Apr 22, 2017

• #72

Paddington said:

Daftest name of a hound I was supposed to be in charge of was Crumpet. May sound rather amusing in the show ring, but definitely not at dusk when you're trying to find him in a woodland area populated by deer and urban courting couples. This was years before dogging .

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Not sure! We had one called Custard!
The B.T's Poppy, Penny, Pippa, Holly, Molly, Fizzy and the best BT ever, my avatar, Ralph(RIP)

 

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betweenthelines

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Location

southwest

• Apr 22, 2017

• #73

Dad had a collie called Boki (I think it was a derivation of sprinbok, but no idea why.

Our current dog is called Bailey, but more often "shut the f**k up Bailey as he likes barking at people he knows when they least expect it!

 

davieh3350

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Livestock Farmer

Location

Pitlochry some time, Möðrudalur Iceland other time

• Apr 22, 2017

• #74

Poorbuthappy said:

A friend had a dog called Spare dog. About the oddest I came across.

Another had one called Doris.

Always think bitch names are hardest to be original with. Dog names fairly easy.
Currently have a Pip and Jed.

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I inherited a dog called Doris, cracking wee lass she was too.

 

davieh3350

Member

Livestock Farmer

Location

Pitlochry some time, Möðrudalur Iceland other time

• Apr 22, 2017

• #75

I called mine Yvonne (sitting on tractor seat, top left corner) as she had a Y shaped patch of white on her head.
I ruled out Yvette as standing in a field shouting "Yvette" as I thought it might have cost a lot in call out fees from concerned passers by thinking there was an animal emergency..

 

MrNoo

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Arable Farmer

Location

Cirencester

• Apr 22, 2017

• #76

Got a Percy, Bert and an Earl here currently.

 

David.

Member

Mixed Farmer

Location

J11 M40

• Apr 22, 2017

• #77

Collies Jem and Jess.
Scoot, a brown russell sort of thing out of a heeler x russell. She was called Pip, but you know how dogs names evolve as they grow up, usually referred to as "little turd" when she does the rattlesnake tail thing when she knows you are talking about her.

 

MF135

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Mixed Farmer

Location

Fife

• Apr 22, 2017

• #78

The two collies here are Dex and Sam. Dex is tricoloured but has never been to sheep and Sam is b&w and decent worker and good for catching ewes but is getting old now

 

CopperBeech

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Location

A Welsh man lost in England

• Apr 22, 2017

• #79

We've got....

Twig
Tully
Fly
Bett
Dai
Tucker
Tilly
Moss
Kai
Pip
Ern
Jack
Kip
Bree
Una
Gwen

 

yellowbelly

Member

Livestock Farmer

Location

N.Lincs

• Apr 23, 2017

• #80

Current collie is called Violet
FFS, I couldn't believe I'd bought a shepherd dog called 'Violet'

Thanks Brenda