Help Name the New Pup!

[garinda]

Originally Posted by Ianto.W.

What about calling her 'Merlot', Brian, a good dog is like a good wine, a good servant but a poor master.

Merlot would be a good name, but only until about ten o'clock in the evening.

After that it would be chasing it's own tail, and you'd get no sense out of it at all.

[LancYorkYankee]

Sadly Rindy this is cow and beef cattle country around here. As for pics. Mick, we've got plenty of the homestead, nutkin the baby squirrel and now of "no name but wicked expensive German Shepard/Alsation puppy biatch!"

I will once again encourage the kids, home for spring break, to get the pics from here to there.

Brian

[Ianto.W.]

Originally Posted by garinda

Merlot would be a good name, but only until about ten o'clock in the evening.

After that it would be chasing it's own tail, and you'd get no sense out of it at all.

Thank you for those kind remarks Gary. When I develop the ability to do as you must have, and grow a tail I shall attemt to chase the same.

[West Ender]

Originally Posted by panther

does anyone know the difference between a german shepherd and a alsation??

I say they are the same breed, its just that the germans fetched em over during ther war ...hench the name german shepherd
but im probably wrong

The breed was originally the German Shepherd but in WW1 anything remotely German was deemed unacceptable in this country. Prince Louis of Battenberg changed his name to Mountbatten (literal translation) to sound English and the German Shepherd became the Alsation (Alsace was a German/French region which, at the time, was claimed by France). It's only since after WW2 that the original name started to gain ground again. The Mountbattens, however, don't seem to want to revert to their German roots!

[Flash]

Why not call it 'Deefer'?

(For those struggling to get it- Deefer Dog- D for Dog)
Get it? Yeah ok not that funny