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« Reply #20 on: January 02, 2014, 01:34:25 pm »

I'm bad about naming (or should I say not naming) pups until they're older.  Usually after I start hunting them, or they start doing something noticeable do they earn a name.  Don't want to waste a good name on a cull anyhow.

Some I've had in the past and some current..

Romeo - Very nice looking dog (actually named this one as a pup)
Traveler - Even as a pup when let out of the box he would flat get gone
Clyde - He was a straight outlaw...hard to catch, trashy as could be when young and always into something.
Bonnie - One of Clyde's Littermates & Running Buddy
Cash - One of the only dogs I ever purchased...and I paid a grip for him.
Shorty - Obvious Reasons
Flaco - Spanish for "Thin"
Ranger - First couple times to the woods, he wouldn't leave it. 
Boulder - Significantly larger pup than his litter mates.
Monkey - Try and keep her in a kennel and you'd quickly know how she got her name
Zeus - He's just flat out the boss.
Doc - Stayed cut up all the time.

Just a quick few I can think of.
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