New Dog Name

[LadyGator]

Sorry I don't post here often but we need other opinions. I hope this works properly...

[zil]

Dogs hear hard consonants more easily than soft.  Thus, a name which starts and ends with a hard consonant and is one or two syllables long is easiest for a dog to hear / distinguish from other sounds.  Thus, I'll have to vote for the second.

[zil]

But really, we need a photo of pupechka.

[LadyGator]

Just now, zil said:

But really, we need a photo of pupechka.

@zil she hasn't been born yet. So no pics yet

[Midwest LDS]

Definitely Zelda, you can't go wrong with a classic Nintendo game.

[mirkwood]

Paul and Gene are not options?

[askandanswer]

They both sort of sound like female names to me. What if the new puppy is a male?

[LadyGator]

1 hour ago, askandanswer said:

They both sort of sound like female names to me. What if the new puppy is a male?

That’s because we know we are getting a girl

[mirkwood]

2 hours ago, LadyGator said:

That’s because we know we are getting a girl

Paula and Jeana?

[Guest MormonGator]

1 hour ago, mirkwood said:

Paula and Jeana?

We thought about Christine, after the song Christine Sixteen. 

[Guest]

1 hour ago, MormonGator said:

We thought about Christine, after the song Christine Sixteen. 

C'mon.  We all know what you were thinking.

[Guest MormonGator]

Just now, Carborendum said:

C'mon.  We all know what you were thinking.

The odds of me naming anything after a wretched Stephen King novel (which, um, all of them are) are the same odds as @Carborendum not lecturing someone for showing her shoulders during sacrament meeting. 

(just playing bud) 

[NeuroTypical]

Diohgey.  Pronounced DEE-oh-gee.  Spelled D-O-G.

Edited November 1, 2018 by NeuroTypical

[Maureen]

Personally if it was me I would not pick either name. But since it is not my dog, I voted for Carly.

M.