Thought of naming my next pup Mojo (you know, the spinning wing decoy...), but it sounds to close to "No". Not good to have a dog name that sounds close to the word "No" so I think Ill just call him "flapper"....
Indaswamp
id go with mojo over flapper!! i dont think mojo sounds like no Course i dont have a southern accent :biggrin:
My dogs name is sprig... Couple people said no names with S to close to sit stay etc.. Never had a issue they smart animals!
My dogs name is sprig... Couple people said no names with S to close to sit stay etc.. Never had a issue they smart animals!
I initially planned to name my lab Cosmo, but didn't for the same issue -- sounds too much like no.
My second, third, and fourth choices for names were 'spit' 'fletch' and 'Bill'.
My second, third, and fourth choices for names were 'spit' 'fletch' and 'Bill'.
Right Willie!-i_willie12 said:
Sometimes when fustrated I find myself using the expletive, $%#! instead of saying manure, poop, etc., and the dog knows the difference ..he just kinda' subtlely leaves the area 'till I'm done with the drama :yes:
I's name him CLAPPER, that way when you come to line everyone can ask if you've got "Clap". :lol: :lol:
Godzilla :biggrin: . that way if he gets loose you can run down the street yelling GODZILLA!!!!!!!!
Our lab Buck would come to Buck, Whiskey or Whiskey Throttle. As far as Mojo and No being too similar... I would think a dog could tell the difference, just because Mojo is two syllables and No is one. The sound would be different.. if that makes sense. Just my opinion. You also could use a different way to say no if you really want the name mojo... for example nein which is "no" in german.
I was taught to use "hold" to avoid confusion with "no," but a bazillion or so pointing dogs have learned to stand still on the command "whoa".Indaswamp said:
That, said, maybe you should name the pup "JJ" in hope he'll take to hunting the marsh like Jelher Jr.
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