what's a good name for a dog??

Question

he is mixed with boxer and an english bulldog..=] thanks!

Answer 1

Why Dogzilla, of course! :)

Answer 2

Rocky. Or ask a small child. Any small child will do, they're very talented at coming up with good names on sight. Just don't ask a kid older than five. After that, they've been in school and their innocent young minds have been corrupted. So unless you want a dog named "Dufus" or "Shithead" or something even more vulgar, refrain from asking school children to name your dog, especially middleschoolers. Kids in strollers who have to take pacifiers out to talk, or better yet who talk around the dang things, are the best ones to name dogs.

Answer 3

Sir Winston
Becham
Cashous
Sugar Ray
Vito
Prince William

Answer 4

Sir Gallahad

Answer 5

Hi cali4niagurl04:

You didn't mention if it is a stud or a *****. I'd never call a girl, "George," or a boy, "Shirley."

Your question is great, we just need more info.

If it's a stud, for history's sake, I've always been torn between "Nelson" or "Winston."

If it's a *****, I've always leaned towards "Lizzie."

Have fun with your new family member!!!!

Dooner George

ps. The editorial use by Yahoo of the **** hides my simple dog breeders' description of the animal - not human - designation of the female specie.

Answer 6

Sargeant, Brutus, Deyogee (D-O-G), Pheideaux, Gary, Stomper, Stout, Teefus (mispronunciation of teeth), Jaws.

Answer 7

I have always loved the name Marley. I also used to have a Chihuahua named Donkey Kong. How about these others, and I apologize if they are corny:
Rocket
Gordo
Papito
Chico

Answer 8

Winter

Answer 9

King

Answer 10

Slugger, trooper, Tyson, Rambo

Answer 11

I would name him Ali after Muhammad Ali or Oscar after Oscar De La Hoya