Someone I knew once had a dog named ULLER, (not sure on spelling, but it was pronounced "You-ler" he said it meant "God of Winter".
Another one I liked was D O G. (spell it out loud and it sorta sounds french...DEOGIE)
Or if it seems clueless and does things that annoy you.. you could name it "JONG"
Hard pack.
OK, JONG.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1wsguy
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We're still deciding.
Bauer (hockey related)
Powder
Drift
Dozer (a new addition)
Ziggy
My vote goes for either powder or drift, the other ones are ehhhh (in my opinion)
I vote for Drift because he is white and the first time you hit him while skiing with him it will prolly remind you of hitting an unexpected snow drift.
I like Dozer.
Good lookin' mongrel, congrats! A Lab/Chow mix oughtta be a great BC dog.
Sorry, other than "Corn" I don't have any good snow words to contribute...
bomber
schuss
stomp
butter
piste
kicker
Iggy or Igneous (brand name, but....)
Avie
Snowpack
Cornice
Straightline
I sorta like things that obviously don't make sense.... for that dog stuff like Tiger or Midnight or Red.....
Damn! You've been day dreamin again havn't ya. Nice list...I actually like Iggy quite a bit!Quote:
Originally Posted by focus
I like Iggy.
Speaking of the brand names... In th past few days I've been around dogs named Kona, Ellie (for Ellsworth), and Yeti.
You dropped Huck? I liked that one.
How about Tracks? Dog E. Fresh for short.
Name him the name of a lift or something. Your favorite lift perhaps.
Like, Gad Zoom.... and you could call him Gad or Zoom for short......... or Tram. Tram is a neat name, and simple.
Or, you could name him Flip. Flip is a good dog name, and very skiing related.
I remember in another dog naming thread someone said napkin, because you know thats what you'll use him for eventually. I like that name.
Yardsale
Faceplant
Airtime
anyone notice a theme here?
SO TRUE!Quote:
Originally Posted by leroy jenkins
Other good uses, er, I mean names, for a dog:
Vacuum.
Garbage disposal
Mop
Sweeper / Sweeps