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At a certain point surely this is just poor planning. After all, it is kinda like if you were to teach your dog multiple words for the action of sit. Suddenly you would find your dog sitting while you were innocently conversing about something totally different. Now this poor pupper could be walking down the street and overhear someone who is talking about a Quadrillion dollar loss in the stock market, or someone who loves a dancer who goes by the name of The Leaping Bounder and think that they are actually being called by these strangers. That is a situation that is no good for anyone.
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See, some of these naming ideas are just no good for anyone. Sure, in the moment they might seem funny and silly. But what happens one day when you need to inform the pawlice about how to find and call your dog if they went missing? Or worse still what happens when you have children and need to teach them how to address the family dog, but you do not want them using lewd language in general. This is why dogs have names in the first place, and a lot of those names are strange enough to begin with. They do not need these nonsense names added to their titles.
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