Name for Welsh Dog
Seeker
I am soon to acquire a Welsh Terrier pup and was looking for a good
Welsh name for him. I've tried looking up names on the WWW, without
success. If you know terriers, you know they have a reputation for
independence and intelligence and for being humorous.
Anyone like to try their hand at a good Welsh name for such a dog.
Oh, by the way, most dog authorities suggest a two syllable name ending
in a vowel.
Many thanks,
Bob G
richard griffith
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Denzil and Michelle Hathway
Denzil.
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Jwloaring
that name. The bravest, most loyal, fun dog you could wish to have. I hope
yours gives you as much pleasure.
Johnny Bach
Allan-John Marsh
Or maybe Fynghi?
Pat Marley
"Denzil and Michelle Hathway" <hat...@ix.netcom.com> wrote :
> > Anyone like to try their hand at a good Welsh name for such a dog.
Our dog is a little Maltese - nothing Welsh about him, but undeterred
we call him "Dylan Thomas".
Pat
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Geraint H. Jones
Pero (yes, Spanish for dog) and Mot are common Welsh names for dogs.
Hwyl,
Geraint
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violate the 1-2 syllable rule.
-- Roger
In article <39C60A99...@icdotac.uk>,
Ian Edwards
Seeker wrote:
> I am soon to acquire a Welsh Terrier pup and was looking for a good
> Welsh name for him. I've tried looking up names on the WWW, without
> success. If you know terriers, you know they have a reputation for
> independence and intelligence and for being humorous.
>
> Anyone like to try their hand at a good Welsh name for such a dog.
>
> Oh, by the way, most dog authorities suggest a two syllable name ending
> in a vowel.
>
> Many thanks,
> Bob G
What about 'Carlo' (does he have big ears?)
Ian Edwards
Allan-John Marsh wrote:
> Ci?
> Or maybe Fynghi?
That's already been used for the dolphin in Dingle Bay :)
Martyn R Jones
Cymro,
Regards,
Martyn
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Peter Thomas
>
>I am soon to acquire a Welsh Terrier pup and was looking for a good
>Welsh name for him. I've tried looking up names on the WWW, without
>success. If you know terriers, you know they have a reputation for
>independence and intelligence and for being humorous.
>
>Anyone like to try their hand at a good Welsh name for such a dog.
>
>Oh, by the way, most dog authorities suggest a two syllable name ending
>in a vowel.
>
>Many thanks,
>Bob G
Rover, or Prince, or Daffydd, or Dafydd Euan, or Ty Bach.
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Peter
George/Gosnell
How about 'Ci bach'. Nope it don't end in a vowel but you can't win them
all.
pob bendith,
David,
Seland newydd.
Jane Carpenter
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>
John Sullivan
Carpenter <bac...@carpenterj.fsnet.co.uk>
>How about "Pedwar".......its an oldie but it always made me laugh
My brother had a dog called Pedwar, a lurcher. Only problem was, she was
female, so should have been called Pedair. Unfortunately she passed away
about a year ago.
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John Sullivan
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> My brother had a dog called Pedwar, a lurcher. Only problem was, she
was
> female, so should have been called Pedair.
a+ rhyw y person/ci. Beth am enwau Cymraeg fel
Glesni?
Dave
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