Would that apply to a dog, too? Does a dog still smell like a dog regardless of what you name it? Of course it does, but that doesn't mean I want to be heard shouting "Sir Snuffles McBeth Von Schnauzer Fluffypants the Third" every time I call the dog. I recently posted on Facebook for suggestions on what to name our soon to be addition to our family, but instead got a lot of reasons that I shouldn't own a new puppy right now. Granted, there were a couple names suggested among my friends and family, but thus far, the names my family likes I've found myself. Here's a list of what we've got so far.
- Asterix (Male) Astrid (Female) - From the movie "How to Train Your Dragon".
- Bentley (Unisex) - Like the auto maker... also Harley, Mercedes, etc.
- Eros (Male) - The God of Love and Sexual Desire... but not why we'd name the dog that... just like how it sounds.
- Blitz (Male) - Kinda like Blaze, another dog the kids know well.
- Flynn (Male) - From the movie "Tangled" Flynn Rider is the male lead character
- Loki (Male) - The God of Mischief.
There are other names we liked but those are the top ones thus far. Garen has a few other choices in mind like Thor and Odin... but I'm really not digging on those. We'll have to meet our new pup first, and then decide upon a name suiting of his/her personality, and of course of his/her being a German Shepherd. So it's not too late to throw out your .02 cents on this issue, if you've got an opinion on naming it, that is. On owning it, well that's a mute point now, it's already paid for.
