XTinabell
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Personally I like Diamond...but I think shorter animal names are better. If you go with a longer name or something that doesn't roll off the tongue easily, then they just end up with a nickname. Of course you could be like us, we gave out kittens names (Max & Pepper). But then Max started hogging all the cat food so we started calling him Mr. Fattykins (he's about twice the size of his sister!). Then we started calling Pepper Miss Kittykins (don't know why, it just sort of evolved).
So WTH am I trying to say? Well I guess pick a name, if it doesn't work or they end up with something different...so be it.
Of course make sure you know how to spell it...I was put on the spot once at the vet's when asked how to spell DH's dog's name. How the heck should I know, it's not like dog's have an official birth certificate or anything?! Like I know how to spell Bayder, Bader, Baader, Baydur, Badeer...and does it really matter?? I told them I had no idea, spell it however they wanted and the receptionist got a bit testy with me. That was of course after I told her I doubted the dog cared how it was spelled!![]()

I have a cat named Touque, we call her twokey though, and each one of us spell it differently.
Oh and that's such a pretty kitty, I like short names as well. Like Miffy or Piffy or Kissy short easy to say names because they seem to learn them faster. Although I had a cat named zeros and she never learned her name

I was sitting down eating dinner when my cell phone rang. Didn't answer because I was eating. Checked my phone and lo and behold it was Pixster that called. Yet she left no message....hmmmm....so I come check the Disboard. Nope, no Hyena Emergency! Phew!!!
So, could it be that she was trying to call someone else and since Alison starts with A, she accidentally called me? Just like what I do to Albort all the time??
Inquiring minds want to know.![]()
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