The Name Game

Sometimes it can be very difficult to find just the right name for your pet. That is why Pets On A Pedestal is providing this service. Just email, Marlena@condiff.net, pertinent information about your pet and we will customize an original name for your pet.

There is no charge for this service. If you do not like the first suggestion try again, we'll keep suggesting!

Examples:

I have adopted a female Basset Hound puppy. I want to call her Sara. She is brown and white, very shy. I had looked at a lot of different breeds before I found Sara, it was love at first sight. I bought her from a breeder in Oklahoma. I want to have a nice name for her registration papers. Her mother's name is Little Lizzie Lou. Her father's name is Scott's Bubba Clifton. I would like to incorporate their names into hers somehow.

First Suggestion: Sarandipity Bubba Lou

Serendipity means you found something special that you didn't even know was out there. Bubba from the father's name and Lou from the mother's. Bubba Lou does sound like a Basset Hound from the south. And you can call her Sara.

Second Suggestion: Que Sara Little Bubba

Que Sera means whatever will be will be. It was destiny that you found this puppy. With Little from the mother's name, Bubba from the father's. Still calling her Sara.

The first suggestion was accepted.

I have just brought home a Yellow Labrador Retreiver puppy. He is a bundle of joy. I have been calling him all kinds of different names but nothing seems to stick. On his papers his sires name is, Jumping Jake Flash IV and his dams name is Sheila's Golden Nina. I have been thinking of naming him some name from the chessboard but I don't want King.

First Suggestion: Bishop's Flash O'Gold

Bishop is a name of a chess piece, Flash from the father's name and Gold from the Golden in the mother's name. I like seeing a yellow lab with gold in his name. Once he is older and running he will look like a flash o'gold too. This suggestion was accepted. The owner often calls him Bish or Bishy. This name stuck.

I have just bought a Great Pyrenees puppy; he will grow to be a very large pure white dog. Everyone is calling him Bear. I'm not very pleased with this name even though it does fit with his big wooly appearance. If I don't come up with a short catchy name I'm afraid I will end up with a dog named Bear.

First Suggestion: Yogi

This suggestion was accepted with great delight.