Help me name my pitbull

redneckjeep87 said:
This all the way. We named our rescue due to coat color an he responded pretty quick to it. Then he got comfortable around us and we learned his personality, but i dont believe in changing dogs names, it confuses them
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I agree. When we adopted our Pit Bull last year, it was suggested we don't change her name. So, she is still Willow. We have 2 right now.
 
Since you took me seriously...

That was old England. These days they are considered an aggressive breed. Some renters will not allow them, some insurance companies raise your rates when they find out you have one due to the liability. Im not saying they are all bad or aggressive, but there are some bad apples out there careful which one you bite into. BTW, go read the wiki page on pit bulls they have some interesting statistics as it relates to human attacks by breed.


Another name choice. Dr. Reverend Hector Rectum (damn near killed em)
 
It's actually a certain cyllable of the name they recognize. My dog Charlie was named Chumo for 2 years. Changed slightly but he responds to the "Ch". A cat we got, the lady thought it was a female for 2 years and called it Bella. I changed to Belly when I saw it was a dude?? Tried Billy but had to leave the "e".
 
Go with something off the wall...Give the pup some character...
My pit/lab is Johnny Walker Red... aka Walker
my lab is Winnie Winiferd Winchester...aka Winnie
 
Black Bear said:
Since you took me seriously...

That was old England. These days they are considered an aggressive breed. Some renters will not allow them, some insurance companies raise your rates when they find out you have one due to the liability. Im not saying they are all bad or aggressive, but there are some bad apples out there careful which one you bite into. BTW, go read the wiki page on pit bulls they have some interesting statistics as it relates to human attacks by breed.


Another name choice. Dr. Reverend Hector Rectum (damn near killed em)
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Actually,I didn't take you seriously. Just throwing out a pit bull factoid. Our vet says labs are more aggressive than pits.
 
people can argue about breeds all day long; however the chances of obtaining a lab pup bred from fighting blood-lines is a bazillion times less likely compared to a 'bully' breed/mix.
 
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