Quote: Original post by oliii
Bongo
Lex
Louis
Max
Melvin
Oscar
Ralf
Sam
Seymour
Scooby
Zap

I'd go with the bolded above or Spunky. ;-)

Turing

Quote: Original post by oliii
Seymour

A friend of mine named his dog Yoshi. I like!

Sorry it took me so long to respond, I've been really busy with the puppy, obviously.

We decided to call her Armina, which means "Warrior Maiden", or something similar.

Here are some pictures:

The thing which always blows my mind about puppies is how they can start off so small and then turn into this pretty large dogs...

We used to have a dog (she was called Holly) and it always used to amaze me that when we first got her she was around the same size as her head when she finally died many many years later :o

The other funny thing is I've made and lost loads of friends, had all my grand parents die and yet in all this time the only person I ever find myself missing is my dog; I don't think I could have another one my whole life simply because I'd be unfairly comparing them to her all the time.

aaawwwww....

Peg-leg Pete congratulates you on your new puppy

Quote: Original post by Alatar
Sorry it took me so long to respond, I've been really busy with the puppy, obviously.

We decided to call her Armina, which means "Warrior Maiden", or something similar.

Here are some pictures:

Heh, great :)

We had a very very nice dog for years, one of which we say that no other dog will ever be like him again. He died last year, a real pity, but for his race, he had a good age (10 yrs). But I remember when he was a puppy, he always loved the toy pet that he already had when he was with his mom, because it had still the smell of his mom for a long time. I think that way, he could sleep nicer, until memories to his mom vanished.

Meh, the latter is the part I don't like *sniff*

You can't go wrong with "Satan".