The Secret Puppy
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The original post shows off the puppy's bright black and white markings; the later post makes him look all gray or black, but I think that's just lighting. I like regularly given people names for dogs and cats, like Paul, Janice, and Edgar. However, I named one of the two younger male cat sibs Garland, which is an old Southern male name, but it didn't stick, he just never responded to it. So mostly we call him Lefty, since he seems predominantly left pawed. His bro came to us named Fred. Their "aunt," some years older and really no relation, was named Bella by my wife before that became the number one pet name for female cats and dogs -- my wife takes all credit. Let us know what your little puppy gets named. He's a perfect size, a real dog, but not too vast a dog food reservoir.
The name "Oreo" is circling around the house, but if so, in secret he'll be "Captain Oreo", or "Calico Jack". :mrgreen:
That a very cute pup you've got there Duane, nothing quite so wonderful as having a sleeping pup in your lap and a pipe in your mouth on a cold winters evening.
My childhood dog of many years was a springer-cocker mix, a real water dog of uncanny strength, all black, named George. He insisted on swimming in the Des Plaines River, jolly in the summer, but ardent and insistent diving through the ice for sticks in the winter, with little fat on his bones, and all fire in his eyes. Still have his picture on the wall sitting in front of an ancient family refrigerator.
We have three not altogether peaceable cats, but we also have an outdoor visitor. Luckily she is well groomed and a little too well fed, and she likes to visit but then moves on along home. I've really enjoyed her little "chats" in the yard and on the car port. I suspect she tore open a bag of litter stored on the carport, perhaps thinking it was food. But mostly she's friendly and has a sweet little voice, and isn't cloying, visits and goes on her way. For a while I thought she was pregnant, but it soon became apparent that this was just her figure. Well fed girl.
Name that puppy! Or maybe the kids will do it. KIds come up with obvious names, Fluffy for cats and Spot or something for dogs, but that's okay. To them it's all thrillingly new, so the names to them are fresh as a breeze.
Name that puppy! Or maybe the kids will do it. KIds come up with obvious names, Fluffy for cats and Spot or something for dogs, but that's okay. To them it's all thrillingly new, so the names to them are fresh as a breeze.
My eight year old brilliantly deduced that he was black and white like her favorite cookies, and the name Oreo is official. Even my three year old son has been chasing him around yelling, "O-eo! O-eo!". :mrgreen:
We call Bella, our little black and white American shorthair adopted stray kitten, now a mature adult, Little Black and White Cookie, after the bakery treat, a big cookie with half vanilla and half dark chocolate frosting, renowned in the state of New York and maybe other places. Oreo is a good name, short and descriptive, and so far as I know, not over-used.
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