Bowie seems to really suit though. The hair says it all! Adorable pup!
Now, you aren't quite there yet Dana, but when you get old like me, with all those B names, you'll go crazy trying to keep the right names to the right creature/hubby. The closer they are... good luck!!
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How about Bitmap...he ain't no bigger than a pixel! lOL
Buzzer? Bushie? Baldspot? Bingo is good!
Bonbon is my favorite for the reasons stated above LOL.
Dana, whenever I name a pet I imagine myself at the front door screaming the potential name and hoping to get the immediate attention of said critter...I've found some hard consonants work best over a distance as soft ones get lost in the wind lol.
Good luck with this, and the shows! Let us know which one you pick! Better yet which one he'll answer to lol!
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Stevo told me to suggest BOINNG! Well, not really. But it does start with a B! What about Binky? Love...Jill
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Boing was the name that came to my mind right away - must be a canadian thing.
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My goodness but the resemblance is scary.........
LOL!
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Bongo, it works for my friends Giant black lab...
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OK. Resurrection of a very old post This dog has a fine name, and everybody now knows about it being Toby. But, in retrospect, and looking at the boy as he is developing I think the best name would have been: Homicide. (I'm sorry it's a a longer name than you asked for) Maybe Toby Homicide Bowers, sometimes there is an allowance for a middle name, arriving a bit late. French Killer, for short.
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Okay! he is looking like a lion, how about katmando???? just kidding, Dana, I keep thinking royal, funky, bossy, king, so, it's Balzaar and I had to post since I just saw this. Deb Gee with all those manimals in the house, is Bruce able to find his own grooming kit in the morning?
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