Dog Names

I have a female Shepherd that I named Abbey.

You can't have that one...lol

 

My Aussie shepherd is Vinnie. His predecessor, now deceased was Phoebe and she was nearly a perfect dog, so that one is all yours, and may bring some good Karma.

 

I sometimes walk the dog of one of the servers at a local brewpub. The dogs name is Barley.

Here is a list of hop varieties: http://www.hopunion.com/17_HopVarieties.cfm?p3=open , maybe one of those would work for you.

 

Name her Pliny but don't you dare pronounce it wrong!

 

I just adopted a living being that will be part of my family for the next 10 or so years. I can't be bothered to come up woth a name on my own so I will aska group of anonymous strangers on an internet forum. That sounds reasonable.
Call the dog Beck's and come back when you have a child so that we can name your kid for you too.

 

Pliny is only a good name for about 2 weeks.
After that the name fades fast.

 

citra would be a nice name perhaps.

 

How about Westy?

 

Saaz (pronounced zots)

 

Lovely Saint Winefride

Rugbrød

Mean Old Tom

Dark Lord

Yeti

Bornem

 

I think any dog named Yeti needs to be half-St. Bernard, half-wolf.

 

A lot of people look to others for help naming family members. I think that guy is cranky tonight...

Anyway, my dog's are all named after Dead tunes but if I were to go with the beer theme, here's a few that come to mind without much thought:

Avery
Struise
Goose
Yeti
Oskar

 

(usually children)

 

Nogne O.

Good luck calling her home

 

Aurora