Puppy name voting

What should I name my new puppy?

  • Asher

    Votes: 11 33.3%

  • Porter

    Votes: 5 15.2%

  • Striker

    Votes: 4 12.1%

  • Piper

    Votes: 3 9.1%

  • Cinder

    Votes: 4 12.1%

  • Peyton

    Votes: 6 18.2%
  • Total voters
    33
sheltieluvr6 said:
I have to agree with you guys. They are so cute and it's making me crazy! I'm also SO glad I found this site. My suitemate says I'm obsessed but you guys understand.

After seeing pictures of the bi blue, I'm still leaning towards Asher, Peyton, and maybe Merlin.

What do you guys think? Is the chance that she would want to show the bi blue extremely high? What age would she be able to tell that the dog's physicality is show material? I just don't want to be set on the one I can't have.
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8-10 weeks. The breeder maybe able to tell earlier if their is something obvious. But if the puppy looks good and size is the deciding facter then 10 weeks is the gold standard on if they will be a size risk. 10wks-greater than 10" place as pet, unless it is an outstanding puppy and then grow it out but be prepared to get your heart broken when they go over.
 
sheltieluvr6 said:
Very well put. I definitely am obsessed. Have been for a while. But this is my outlet for that lol
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It's ok, I was obsessed too. It was pretty bad.. I'm a programmer so I sit in front of a computer all day. It was really hard NOT to sit there and look at pictures and videos and day dream about my puppy all day... And now that she's here, it's not much better lol. Now I watch the clock until lunch time when I can go home and check on her, then again until 5 when I go home for the day. I had to wait 6 weeks. I picked her out at 4 weeks, then had to wait to pick her up until 10 weeks. Luckily the week before I picked her up, my family and I went on a vacation to Orlando and did Disney World and The Wizarding World of Harry Potter (my sister and I are obsessed with that too). Having that distraction definitely helped!
 
I always try to give my puppies a name without a meaning or at least no meaning for me, so the name is more and more filled with his own meaning and when my Sheltie is gone some day, I have a name, which I connect only with memories of this special friend. :smile2: that's my way.

R. m. Q.
 
That's a really good way of naming a dog. Definitely finding a name that matches him most is the important thing. And that can't really happen until you observe a little. If I get this puppy, I'll try it :yes:
 
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