I have Thing 1 and Things 2, which basically means trouble and more trouble.
No, not really. It just seems to fit some days
In reality they are Kipp and Kenzi and I just liked the way the names sounded. Then got a little creative with the spelling. According to a baby name site Kipp means "pointed hill" (guess that works for a prick eared dog!) and Kenzi means "the fair one".
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Haven't poked my head in here in a while, but thought this thread was one I could safely contribute to!
'Chula' in Mexico (where my husband is from) means 'pretty', but it has less savory meanings in other countries...
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Quote: Lynne Barrows
Haven't poked my head in here in a while, but thought this thread was one I could safely contribute to!
'Chula' in Mexico (where my husband is from) means 'pretty', but it has less savory meanings in other countries...
Hi, Lynne! Good to see you!
Chula .... all I know is the "pretty" meaning. Now I'm curious!
I named Thunder after a previous Thunder. GSDxDane who was one of the dogs my two daughters grew up with. That was one of my 3 all time best dogs and the wife hated that I named another dog after him. This Thunder has lived up to the name in spades. The wife even admits that.
My other GSD is Trooper simply because his breeder was a former Mo State Trooper.
Hazard: (he came named) meaning "an unavoidable danger or risk, even though often foreseeable" lol that fit a little but by name definition it is "to chance, luck" That fits perfect!
Bella: "Beautiful" in Italian (ended up being the shortest coated Golden Retriever I've ever met and tiny compared to standard! Still looks like a 6 mo old puppy minus the frost starting on her muzzle but she still is beautiful!)
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Hazard: (he came named) meaning "an unavoidable danger or risk, even though often foreseeable" lol that fit a little but by name definition it is "to chance, luck" That fits perfect!
Bella: "Beautiful" in Italian (ended up being the shortest coated Golden Retriever I've ever met and tiny compared to standard! Still looks like a 6 mo old puppy minus the frost starting on her muzzle but she still is beautiful!)
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