Dog Names....what's Yours​?

[Bush Rummager 4,765]

One and two.

If one dies.. I've still got two left!

[terryd 8,578]

"Oi"

"Noooo"

"Sorry mate"

"For f**k sake"

My dogs answer to all of the above!

 

lol my dog knows piss off. He goes to his crate. Not sure if thats good or bad

[Jax13 251]

 

 

"Oi"

"Noooo"

"Sorry mate"

"For f**k sake"

My dogs answer to all of the above!

lol my dog knows piss off. He goes to his crate. Not sure if thats good or bad

My old border collie Gemma used to understand "go and play on the stairs"

 

She would get her ball, run up stairs then drop it on the banister for it to roll down and she would chase it down the stairs and try and catch it before it bounced at the bottom.

 

There would be an absolute riot going on for about half an hour then she would come back in, lie down and sleep for a couple of hours.

 

She was a ridiculously clever animal and the easiest one to train I have ever come across.

[mushroom 13,203]

 

 

I've got a tesse, Herbert and mabel.

Sadly gone is my old ridge back x ellie (who also answered to mallet, Mong & ginge)

Lol. My brindle bitch answers to Jet, Max and Grace and is called all 3 in equal. Don't ask. Haha

Old boy behind us used to have a pet lurcher that responded to English and Dutch as his mrs was from Holland

 

Cheers, D.

As crazy as it sounds Cabron understands commands in 7 languages (english, spanish, catalan, german, polish, lithianian and russian). This leads me to believe that body language and tonanilty are everything when communicating with a dog

[johnboynewt 50]

Mil til and lil. As you can see I'm not too creative with names!

[Jax13 251]

As crazy as it sounds Cabron understands commands in 7 languages (english, spanish, catalan, german, polish, lithianian and russian). This leads me to believe that body language and tonanilty are everything when communicating with a dog

To be fair, a kick in the bollocks is fairly universal.

 

I doubt there is a culture where it is used as a term of endearment!

[mushroom 13,203]

 

As crazy as it sounds Cabron understands commands in 7 languages (english, spanish, catalan, german, polish, lithianian and russian). This leads me to believe that body language and tonanilty are everything when communicating with a dog

To be fair, a kick in the bollocks is fairly universal.

 

I doubt there is a culture where it is used as a term of endearment!

 

I take it you have never met an Austrian then :laugh:

[Jax13 251]

 

 

 

As crazy as it sounds Cabron understands commands in 7 languages (english, spanish, catalan, german, polish, lithianian and russian). This leads me to believe that body language and tonanilty are everything when communicating with a dog

To be fair, a kick in the bollocks is fairly universal.

 

I doubt there is a culture where it is used as a term of endearment!

I take it you have never met an Austrian then :laugh:

Once.

 

But he looked a bit shifty so I booted him in the knackers and he was on the floor in a matter of seconds. ???

[peterhunter86 8,627]

Bast**d, tw*t, c**t all of them have the same names

 

 

good thinking db i never thought of naming any of mine after dogfox.

[The one 8,503]

COM HERE YA C*NT works for me

[downsouth 7,386]

"Oi"

"Noooo"

"Sorry mate"

"For f**k sake"

My dogs answer to all of the above!

so do mine but get here you c**t gets used most often

[TOM TERRIER 173]

Jack, Brutus and Betty

[Shovel shy 4,033]

Ruby. The two pups. Chase benny pooch. Lemon blondy snowy. Ranger and chairman.

[Whitebuck 145]

Arlene,stormont, crisis, brexit, the last four hound pups we bred lol

[Retsdon 64]

 

 

I've got a tesse, Herbert and mabel.

Sadly gone is my old ridge back x ellie (who also answered to mallet, Mong & ginge)

Lol. My brindle bitch answers to Jet, Max and Grace and is called all 3 in equal. Don't ask. Haha

Old boy behind us used to have a pet lurcher that responded to English and Dutch as his mrs was from Holland

Cheers, D.

Back in the day lads from Scotland buying working/trials collies from North Wales would, along with the dog, go home with a casette tape in their pockets with the dog's commands in Welsh.