You know what.... I'm surprised that nobody has suggested the name Copper-after The Fox and the Hound. It's a classic! Or Shiloh. That's a very nice "movie name". But of course names should reflect the dog. Watch your dog and create a genuine name that suits him. If you really want to, there are plenty of pet name websites out there if you're interested. If you want a certain name....like a German, Greek etc. name there are name lists that have plenty of unique names. That's actually how I ended up naming my GSD. I used a German website. Good Luck with naming your pup and congratulations!!!
2007-09-19 13:05:16
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answered by Reika 5
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I always thought it's best to let the puppy earn its name. You'd be surprised. For instance, I never would have planned to name our girl schnauzer Princess, but after a week or so of her demands and prissy ways, Princess was perfect.
Another time, I had a yorkie who, when young, raised himself on just two legs, and he totally reminded me of a chipmunk. His name became Chip.
If you are sure you want to name it ahead of time, though, or if you just want some good ideas, check out this link.
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I WISH I COULD POST TWICE!! I just found this awesome site you'd love. Here's what it says (sorry so long)...
Beagle names
There are two strategies to choosing beagle dog names, aside from just picking a name you like. First of all, beagles are hounds, a dog typically used for hunting. These small hunting dogs were used to track down foxes and sniff out their burrows and holes. They have keen noses, and they have a very distinctive howl, a general trait among hunting dogs. They also have never-ending appetites. Many hunters have chosen beagle names based on these characteristics of the dog.
Of course, there is another way to choose a beagle name. Many dog owners look for a cute name, one that matches the stature and personality of the dog. For beagles, dog names are often chosen simply because they start with a “B”. An old children’s book, called Barney Beagle, made this trend especially popular. Of course, there is no written rule stating that you have to choose a name for either reason. Perhaps you want a beagle name that reflects the smallness of the dog or you simply have a preferred name. On the other hand, you probably have no idea at all what you want to name your puppy, or you wouldn’t be searching for answers. Below is a list of suggestions you can start with, so take a look and have fun!
Male Names: Female Names:
Shooter Foxy
Howler Betty
Barney Brenda
Barnaby Hiccup
Chuck Tootsie
Trapper Bandit
Hoover Brooke
Digs
P.S. I love the name Copper, that someone else suggested!
2007-09-26 20:55:44
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answered by Jen 4
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oh a beagle pup!! cutie!!
i like the name
Ace
Axel
Rex
Max
Their all short so it makes it easier to learn
2007-09-26 19:13:53
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answered by Anonymous
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How about;
Ollie
Tripper
Mister B
Ozzy
Rex
Chance
Brody
Jigg
I name lots of critters, usually I watch their behavior and figure out something that suits them. I try to keep away from "human" names to avoid confusion when we're out and about. I remember once a little boy crying after I had scolded my dog Bart; it happened to be the boys name and he thought I was angry with him.
Congrats on your new family member, they are so fun.
2007-09-26 09:00:14
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answered by R M 5
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Jack
2007-09-26 20:55:00
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answered by candyflosskid 2
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Jack
2007-09-19 12:41:02
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answered by humanbeforeamerican 3
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I had a beagle when i was a little girl named Buster.
2007-09-19 12:37:22
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answered by precious_van_1307 2
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I was going to write Snoopy, til I saw it's already suggested.
I also like Henry, Scooby, Dooby, Dante, Maxie, Reilly, and
Ceasar.
2007-09-25 18:15:12
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answered by Lynn 7
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my friend has 3 beagles. Their names are Snickers, Nashville, and Chips.
2007-09-19 12:39:06
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answered by Anonymous
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I like Leo, Zeke, Oscar, Hank, Monty
2007-09-19 12:38:51
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answered by Jennifer 5
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