Choosing a puppy name, any suggestions?

[margaret*e]

Goodnight.

[fargvs]

Still think that she is a wee 'Honey' ... but what about 'Kazz' ?.

[jd.linklater]

How about calling it Dog?

[fallen-archie]

How about Crumpet😀

[Anonymous]

Lady?

[fallen-archie]

What Lady Crumpet? Sounds like a plan😀

[cee-dee]

Crumpet Lady? Who mentioned Margie?

[margaret*e]

😡I saw that,  CD.😡

I quite like  Mabel.

[cee-dee]

It's Mabel at the table? Mabel is sooooooooooooo old-fashioned?

[margaret*e]

You're such a wet blanket.😡

A lot of old old names are back in fashion.

[cee-dee]

The name Mabel conjures up a vision of an aged spinster sitting at a table with her coat and a beret on sipping a cup of scalding hot tea she's holding with both hands and her elbows resting on the table.

[astrologica]

Petra?...a lovely name. 🤔🙂

[Anonymous]

I agree. Rock solid name.

[jd.linklater]

[margaret*e]

Petra is a nice name.

[mustard-tree]

First female dog I had was called Pat, a black labrador

Then there was Tina the corgi, Suzie an old english sheepdog and her daughter Banshee

Mother in Law had a Bessie, Amy and Sheba, all Welsh Collies 

As an alternative to Honey, how about Goldie?

[margaret*e]

My old dogs mother/sister was called Goldie.

Thanks for the suggestions but we decided to call her Jessie.

 I loved Melfa, but while I'm sure it sounds lovely in a nice Welsh lilt, it didn't sound the same in a rough Geordie accent.

[astrologica]

You are quite right Margaret...you do need the Welsh accent to make it sound nice. I didn't know that you are a Geordie. But I love Jessie...my granddaughter is called Jessica. But we call her Jessie, or Jess. I hope your Jess knows what a lucky girl she is!

I love the Geordie accent. We had a nice holiday up in Wooler last year, and I spent the whole time chatting to people just so I could hear them talk.😀

[vamo48]

Jessie is a lovely name, and she is a very beautiful dog, let us know how she gets on!