Hi all. I usually lurk in the background and soak in all the knowledge that is shared
here on the berner-l. I thought I would join in on this thread.
We picked our girl's name before we brought her home. We had plenty of time. It was
three years from the time I first laid eyes on a beautiful Bern
> spare a thought for the similarly named person who may also be nearby
Molly,
That has happened to me! I was at the park with the dogs, and Luther
took exception to a jogger. He started to bark and go into attack mode.
"Luther, Stop it NOW!" The jogger stopped and looked, then continued.
Luther
> Please, when you bellow "Molly - drop it!" or "Molly - get out of the
> water/vegetable patch/unsuspecting hiker's picnic!", spare a thought for
the
> similarly named person who may also be nearby. My nerves are starting to
> play up.
Too funny, Molly! When my boys named Halley, (pronounced
The reasons and thinking behind the dogs' names are fascinating - I am
really enjoying this thread. But I do have a request:-
To all those people with a dog named "Molly" (or any other "people" sort of
name:-
Please, when you bellow "Molly - drop it!" or "Molly - get out of the
water/vegetable p
Hi Cindy-
My first Berner was simply "Chewlot's Tully". Chewlot is the kennel prefix,
and Tully is my dog's name. My second Berner was "Tully-Sky Avery v
Wingfield"...Tully-Sky is my kennel prefix, Avery is my dog's name and the 'v
Wingfield' refers to the kennel where my dog was bred. Final
Cinderella started life as Agnes Mimaber from Slovakia...can
you imagine a name like that!
Her life got worse as Bub Gage and Bob Hughes entered it and
when she was rescued by BARC she was a mess. Her coat was
described as dull, dry and Amy named her Cinder because her
coat reminded them of cinde
In a message dated 2/17/2003 1:32:05 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> We wanted to name her Bridger after the
> Bridger Mountains near Bozeman Montana, where my husband and I met at
> college and lived for 6 years. We just tacked on the kennel name to Bridger
> for AKC regis
- Original Message -
From: "Cindy Schaumberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I can't find the email that started all of the chat about "Dogs call
names",
> so I'm not sure if the answer to my question lies there or not. However,
I
> have always been curious about how a dog is supposed to be named
I can't find the email that started all of the chat about "Dogs call names",
so I'm not sure if the answer to my question lies there or not. However, I
have always been curious about how a dog is supposed to be named. We
adopted our Berner as rookies, and didn't know much about what to consider
w
We named Boomer that just because we thought that it was a good name for a
big dog. Having been directed to find a registered name that sounded Indian
related, we chose Thunder Dance (as in Thunder Boomers) hoping that he would
live up to that name, dancing over the obstacles in agility. He's cer
Daisy, my 3 1/2 yr. old, got her name from the toy she carried home and
would not put down except to eat -- it was a daisy.
Buddy -- he came from a "g" litter and was genuinely gorgeous. Jack wants
to learn drafting so Buddy became Genuine Draft (which is also Jack's
favorite beer). Since I woul
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