10 pts for best pet name I choose......?

Question

........we've decided on getting a siberian husky pup, it's a girl, black & white with light blue eyes. We're looking for a name that fits her breed and is unique. Get the points if I choose yours.......thanks!

For the record, I am not giving any thumbs down; just wanted you to know.

Answer 1

Czarina (pronounced like Zarina)
Sindi
are some names I found


Here are some dog naming tips I found:



List of Dog Names
Below is a list of dog names you can use and should read very carefully. Remember the old slogan by Quaker Stake I believe "What's in a name?" Well, everything! Just like a name can after a child's life, character, behavior, ambitions... the one you chose for your dog can affect your relationship with it. It is important that you know your dog's character before you assign it.
Example of why it's important:
A nervous dog needs a name that sounds soft & calm.
A dominating dog is easier to control if given a short, brief, snappy name.

What are the basic fundamental rules of dog naming:

Dogs can really only hear (understand) two (2) syllable. So, avoid long names.
After a soft consonant, use a strong vowels.
Examples:

The letter " f " is a soft consonant. An " e " to follow in the dog's name is not ideal, however an " a " would be well heard by the dog.
To the reverse, a strong consonant like an " r " can be followed by a soft vowel.
Don't be shy about doubling up on sounds: Kiki, Bobo, Yoyo...
Be careful with sounds that can't be heard.
Choose a name adapted to your dog taking into account its size, gender, character.

Here is another sites naming tips:

- Make a short-list of preferred names.
- Keep it simple, as possible.
- A couple of syllable names are best.
- Try to choose a name that is easily recognized.
- Is the name easy to call out?
- Base the name on how your pet acts!
- Names shouldn't sound like standard instructions˙ (eg. Sit, stay ..etc.)
- Try it out. When you find a name you like, give it a test run for a few day.
- If it feels natural, keep it! Otherwise, try the next name on your list.
- If your darling is adopted, try and keep the name your pet already owns.

Answer 2

Ice Cream Sparkle Twinkle Marshmallow Puffball Cotton Cheesecake Vanilla Frosting

Answer 3

Oh please don't name her the same thing as every other husky is named: Snow, Icy, Avalanche, Juno, Sasha, etc. Just because she's a Siberian Husky doesn't mean she has to have an "Arctic" name. Seems like every chocolate lab is Hershey, every Dalmatian is Domino, and every husky is Demon or Maya.

Get to know her personality and give her a name that fits it. Or, if she has a particular physical characteristic (a mask, blue eyes, white feet, etc), choose a name that goes along with it.

You can go to a website like babynames.com and search for names based on their meaning. For example, one of my current fosters is a red dog so he's Phoenix and the other is very light colored with blue eyes so he's Gokmen, which is Turkish for fair haired and blue eyed.

Answer 4

Ellie, Elle, Emma, Gracie, Lilly, Sammy, Ruby, Wednesday (Winnie), Clementine, Lola,Cassie, Casey,

Answer 5

Snow, Darling(or Darlin'), Lola, LaLa, Bella, Railey(ray-lee), Roxi, Roca, Sydney, um... Jaila or Jaina. That's about all I can think of that's really unique.

Answer 6

You may not want to copy someone but my huskies names are Trixie and Dixie, they're really awesome names. People say it's a cool combination.

Answer 7

My dogs past and present have been named,
Jock,
Dixie,
Blue,
Daniel
Bently,
Maggie
Pashka,
Harry,
Fern.,
Roxy.

Answer 8

Nanook

Answer 9

Shanook?

Answer 10

Here is a link with names.

http://www.terrificpets.com/dog_names/dog_names_a.asp

Just scroll down and you will be able to see more names.
This list is in Alphabetical Order.