Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A college friend named her dog Ava at the height of the Ava craze and now a poster here named her dog Sophia. A neighbor’s dog is named Ella.
Feels mean spirited to me.
Just when I think it is the silliest lt ever, another idiot posts!
Anonymous wrote:A college friend named her dog Ava at the height of the Ava craze and now a poster here named her dog Sophia. A neighbor’s dog is named Ella.
Feels mean spirited to me.
Anonymous wrote:A college friend named her dog Ava at the height of the Ava craze and now a poster here named her dog Sophia. A neighbor’s dog is named Ella.
Feels mean spirited to me.
Anonymous wrote:How about the name Charlotte for a dog?
Anonymous wrote:It's incredibly weird to give pets people names.
Anonymous wrote:It’s meaner to name your kid a dog name. Like my brother who named his kid Milo.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Huh? In what world is this an insult?
In this world. Tell me your daughter’s name and I’ll respond with, “That’s a dog’s name!” Let me know how it feels.
Anonymous wrote:My kids want to name our me t puppy Ella. They each have two Ellie’s in their classes (and youngest has three Sophia’s) so I wouldn’t feel right about naming a dog Ellie.
I love the name Joan for a dog.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A college friend named her dog Ava at the height of the Ava craze and now a poster here named her dog Sophia. A neighbor’s dog is named Ella.
Feels mean spirited to me.
I am so confused by this. What on earth is mean-spirited about naming a dog Ava, Sophia, or Ella?