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POLL: Name our puppy
Your vote counts!! These are the names we've been throwing around...
Gus
Jackson
Rooney
What do you think? Do you have any other suggestions?
note: DH would like to have an Irish name
Re: POLL: Name our puppy
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I vote for Jackson because I like it when dogs have "people" names. Not that Gus and Rooney aren't, but Jackson definitely is. Plus, you can shorten it to Jack or Jackie easily when you're calling for him.
Just to throw another into the pot, how about Oliver? I think it's more Brittish than Irish, but that's what I thought of for an Irish name.
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I vote Rooney first, Gus second.
I looked at an Irish "baby" name list and thought Clancy, Dooley and Digby were cute. Sweeney might be cute too. It means "small hero." Not that he'll be small, but you said they're shorter and stockier.