Dog name!

[Anonymous]

Ed Rooney

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ugh. This is kind of like giving your chocolate lab a name like Mocha or Godiva. It seems cute at first, but turns out to not be so clever.

How so? What are some better names?

[Anonymous]

Ralphie

[Anonymous]

Try them all out and see which one he responds to. ..

[Anonymous]

Choose carefully, because you will be using that name for your password for the rest of your life.

I once had an Irish Settter named Seamus.

[Anonymous]

If it's really inbred to the point of lunacy, why not call it Francis? You"ll be telling it to lighten up several times a day.

[Anonymous]

Fergus, Duffy, Seamus.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ed Rooney

Rooney, Rooney, Rooney????

[Anonymous]

My friend growing up had an Irish setter named Duffy. I like that!

[Anonymous]

Aren't Fergus and Duffy (nickname for MacDuff) Scottish names?

[Anonymous]

I love Duffy.

[Anonymous]

Sounds like your perfect pure bred dog is coming from a "reputable" breeder.

Nice one OP. You should name him after your vet because he is going to have a whole host of problems from all his imbreeding, his poor Mother

[Anonymous]

Rex. Tippy if it's got a tip on its tail.

[Anonymous]

OMG hands down: Fergus. If I heard you call that out at a dog park I'd give you a high-five.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sounds like your perfect pure bred dog is coming from a "reputable" breeder.

Nice one OP. You should name him after your vet because he is going to have a whole host of problems from all his imbreeding, his poor Mother

Must there always be someone so negative? PP, get over yourself and save your opinions for when they are actually solicited. I am getting so tired of your done-a-hundred-times debate.