HI DOG LOVERS!!!!!

Janis · Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2007 6:04 pm Post subject: HI DOG LOVERS!!!!!

HI THERE

I HAVE JUST LOGGED IN WITH THE HELP OF MY DAUGHTER, KENDAL! I MAY NOT ATTEND THE CLASS REGULARLY BUT I LOVE ALL DOGS AND ESPECIALLY MY TWO COCKAPOOS, GYPSY AND INCA!

IF I HAVE MY OWN WAY I WILL HAVE A THIRD IN THE FUTURE!

IF YOU HAPPEN TO COME ACROSS A TRIBAL NAME WHICH WOULD SUIT A COCKAPOO PLEASE LET ME KNOW!

MANY THANKS AND I WILL CATCH YOU ALL VERY SOON!
HAPPY DOGGY WALKING !!!!!

JANIS Laughing

John Thomson · Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2007 6:43 pm Post subject:

Hi Janis,

nice to see you online......I hope you like the forum.

Be sure to get Kendal to post some pics of Inca and Gypsy.

John

marcella · Guest

Hi Janis!

welcome to the forum, nice to have you join us Very Happy

Deborah Hamilton · Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2007 7:24 pm Post subject: Re: HI DOG LOVERS!!!!!

Hi Janis,

The cockapoo is my favourite too.
I love the dapper outfits as well.
Very Happy

Trying to persuade Robert that it could be a possible addition to the family of maddies here. Working on that one!!!!

shirley c · Posted: Thu Apr 19, 2007 7:29 pm Post subject:

Hi, good to see you on here Smile

Hmm let me think of that tribal name, must get Allan on to that, tho he is best with SciFi names Smile

Eleanor · High Post Member Joined: 07 Apr 2007 Posts: 405

hi Janis

welcome to the forum

oops forgot to post a smiley to Kendal, Gypsy and Inca Very Happy

Eleanor

Amy M · Newbie Joined: 15 Apr 2007 Posts: 25

I came across quite a few African-sounding names when we were looking for ideas for the pup eventually known as Shadow. Swahili words have quite a good tone to them, the only problem is most of the best ones were stolen by Disney for the Lion King and so they're probably quite common now! [I couldn't get over the fact that when we used to take Ariel to the vet there were four cats in Cumbernauld all aged 13/14 all called Ariel after "The Little Mermaid!] However, I digress!

I thought the name "Rafiya" was quite nice, it comes from "Rafiki" and just means "friend". It's been adopted as a girls name in some parts of America but I don't know how well it would suit a dog! My original thought was just to find a word meaning "dog" but I think "Chiboa" takes on some unfortunate connotations in the Glasgow area because it's too similar to "Chib"!

However, there are still one or two nice ones out there. If the dog happened to be creamy coloured then there is "Mtindi" (literally "cream colour") which could also be shortened down to "Tindi" which is my favourite one because I thought it was quite cute and wouldn't sound quite so awful as "Rafiya!" if you were yelling it out into the garden at night!



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