Tuesday, February 01, 2005

Name That Pet!


Editorial Reviews
Lisa Ann, Book Review Cafe, May 10, 2002
"Name That Pet!" is one of those funny, uncategorizable books that are just for pet lovers; a great book!

Dog Fancy Magazine, March, 2003
"We really like this book and think that our readers will find 'Name That Pet!' very useful."

From the Author
Name That Pet! is a book for the ages. It is a true historical and cultural account of those living or dead, real or imagined whom we admire, study, honor, adore, and sometimes even revile; but do respect for their uniqueness of character.

About the Author
Naomi is a retired canine behaviorist. She has trained over 1000 dogs in 14 years, and her former students are etched in her mind by their names.

See also online collection of the girl dog names

Excerpted from Name That Pet! by Naomi Lieboff. Copyright © 2004. Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved.
Congratulations, new pet owner! You have acquired the newest member of your family. He is loving, soft and playful, or scaly and creepy-crawly. He could either be small or large, thick furred or hairless, exuberant or low-key. What he needs is a name that fully describes his personality, his uniqueness. A name he will respond to happily, though he will never get a complex from an unflattering name!
Here in these pages exist over 3000 choices that the whole family can have fun with. Methodically go through each name and take a moment to conjure up an image. If the shoe fits…
For everyone's tastes, from sports to music, there is a name for any pet. Be creative and take your time. Remember, you will be referring to this name each day and forever. Let your imagination run wild; the possibilities are endless. Have fun!

Product Description:
Name That Pet! is an animal/pet-naming reference book. It contains 22 chapters, which categorize names according to look (size/color), personality, breed origins, and pop-cultural references. It is informative in an educational context as well as a useful tool for personalizing a new household pet.

See also online collection of the boy dog names

Thursday, January 27, 2005

Bow Wow: The Somewhat Comprehensive Book Of Dog Names


Product Description:
Choosing a name for a beloved new pet can be so very challenging...stick him with Fido and he might try to bite the mailman. Pin her with a trendy new name like Brittney and she'll be yesterday's news before she's even twenty one in dog years! These delightful little gift books are an adorable solution to finding the perfect name for your new cat or dog.
Pick a "people" name like Cleo, or go Victorian with Charlotte. Make sure the folks at the vet or the dog run know your pet is purebred with a name like Phelps, or tag him as a mutt with Dexter! Bestow certain celebrity (Mr. Peabody), turn your puppy into an action figure (Sparky), or take it straight from the obvious (Barker). Never get stuck with a kitty named Pouncer again!
Faye Passow has been a fine artist for many years. In 1997 she exhibited an original serigraph at the Minnesota State Fair called "Minnesota, Principle Hot Dish by Region." It proved popular. In 2000 she decided to print the image on T-shirts thus began the Keep the Faye empire (Fayanetics). Begun as a small business venture in the dining room of a modest bungalow, Keep the Faye has grown to include the entire spare bedroom and a portion of the attic. She lives in Minneapolis.

See also puppy dog names online

Tuesday, January 25, 2005

1000 Dog Names : From A to Z

Review

The first question to answer when bringing a newly acquired dog into the home is: “What shall we call him—or her?” This delightful little book offers guidelines and suggestions to help pet owners come up with the perfect answer. For instance, what is the canine’s type and character? (It would be plain silly, for example, to name a Great Dane Fluffy; or to call a male canine of any breed, Brenda.) But you might want to make a fashion statement, or say something about yourself when you name that pooch. (For instance, a music lover might bless his puppy with a name like Beethoven or Vivaldi.) Perhaps the author’s wisest suggestion is to hold a family conference, simply to make certain that everybody—including the dog—is comfortable with the new name. Here, in any event, are 1000 ideas for naming that puppy. They’re listed alphabetically, and enhanced with dozens of endearing color photos.

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Thursday, January 20, 2005

From Ace to Zummo: A Dictionary of Numerologically Based Names for Your Pet


Editorial Reviews

Review
Lindsay CrouseactressEllin Dodge is a genius with numbers. Her masterful and clever insights about character have now been extended to the world of animals. Read this book and be amazed!

Product Description:
Your pet's name reflects to a great degree its personality. Renowned numerologist Ellin Dodge teaches you how to analyze the name of your cat or dog (or even yourself!) according to numerology rules, methods, and techniques she has designed.

From Ace to Zummo includes more than 2,500 names listed alphabetically, plus specific and accurate personality portraits, including the pet's:
• challenges
• best collar and accessory color
• energy level
• favorite toys
• compatibility with children

Whether you're looking for a name for a new pet or are curious about the meaning behind your current pet's name, From Ace to Zummo offers charming yet practical insight into your beloved pet, be it a poodle, a Persian, or even a person.

See also boy and girl puppy names at mypuppy-dog-names.com

Thursday, January 13, 2005

Magyar Names for Hungarian Dogs


Reviewer:
Patricia A. Ellis (Covina, CA USA) - See all my reviews
This book goes way beyond a simple list of Hungarian names. The author has provided us with photos and descriptions of dogs originating in Hungary as well as a brief history of the region. The suggested names include their english definitions and aids to pronunciation as well as background into the structure of the language. This is a scholarly work, well researched and yet easy to read. Dog fanciers seeking authentic names for their Hungarian breeds will find it a delight. For owners of dogs of Russian origin, I would also recommend a similar book by this author titled, "Russian Names for Russian Dogs".

Wednesday, January 12, 2005

When Rover Just Won't Do: Over 2,000 Suggestions for Naming Your Puppy


Editorial Reviews
From Library Journal
Skipping many of the old standbys, this unusual (if not unique) listing contains potential canine appellations from such diverse sources as literature, history, geography, and cuisine. The book tends to ignore common dog names in favor of more distinctive monikers. Some of the names are really too long to serve as call names, but these longer names are still choices for those seeking a more formal name or one to use in the official registration of their dogs. The authors include short, sometimes humorous comments on each name, often giving the source or definition for that selection. The one substantial omission is a pronunciation guide, as many of the names are from foreign sources. While certainly not an essential reference, this inexpensive volume will serve as both a menu of name choices and a springboard to creative thinking for those searching for just the right name for their special pet.- Stacy Pober, Manhattan Coll. Libs., New YorkCopyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc.

See also www.mypuppy-dog-names.com for huge collection of male and female puppy names.

Monday, January 10, 2005

Finally! Names for Dogs

ForeWord Magazine
Matches Your Dog's Personality, pairs canine characteristics with matching monickers...Distinct companions for the bookseller's pet category."

Product Description
A delightful book of creative, spicey and fun names for dog lovers containing over 600 names to select from.
This book containes many definitions that might describe your favorite canine friend and includes many whimsical illustrations that are organized by personality types.
"Names for Dogs" is a wonderful reference tool and a perfect gift to delight all dog lovers. (Look for its companion, "Names for Cats".

Saturday, January 08, 2005

The All-Breed Dictionary of Unusual Names

Anyone who registers purebred animals by name must wrestle with the problem of continually finding new and unique names. You will find this to be an invaluable source of interesting and lively choices, painted with color and personality for any breed of purebred animal.

The "All-Breed Dictionary of Unusual Names" book is written by Gloria Jarrett and has 240 pages of unusual boy and girl animal names.

See also unusual and unique names for your puppy

Thursday, January 06, 2005

The Best Pet Name Book Ever!

This is not just a title of the blog, but it also a title of the book. See by yourself.

Editorial Reviews
It's a lively and humorous book packed with helpful suggestions. If you're a new pet owner, or even if you're just thinking about acquiring a pet, this imaginative and entertaining book will inspire you with more than 3,000 ideas for naming the newcomer to your household. Whether you've got a dog, a cat, or any other animal, large or small, you'll find exactly the right name somewhere in these pages. This edition has been updated to include inspiration from recent movies and TV shows, sports celebrities, famous public figures, and lots more! It's a bonanza of pet-name ideas, divided into categories from a pet's appearance and personality or suggestions of terms of endearment, names of artists, historical figures, cartoon characters, and much more. Humorous line illustrations add to the pet-naming fun.Product Description:Pet Dealer magazine called the previous edition “… a lively and humorous book packed with helpful suggestions….” New and prospective pet owners will find more than 3,000 ideas for naming dogs, cats, goldfish, hamsters, and pets of every imaginable kind. The pet names in this edition have been updated to include suggestions from recent movies and TV shows as well as sports celebrities and other public figures. This bonanza of pet name ideas is categorized to reflect a pet’s appearance and personality, literary characters, terms of endearment, historical figures, names of places, and much more. Humorous line illustrations add to the pet-naming fun.

You can also find the good puppy name online.

Here is what Joann Charlesworth "Ciairra Contessa" says about "The Best Pet Name Book Ever!" in his review.
I'm a "dog" person & I put a lot of time & energy into naming my dogs! People who hear me talk about them assume they're actual children because I give them "human" names! None of this "Rover" or "Spot" stuff for me...I give my pets first & middle names! This book was extremely diverse & comprehensive in their name sources..to the common everyone-knows-a-Max-or-Sheba names to the really unique ones! Anyone looking at getting a dog should read this..it truly has a name for every dog personality one could possibly think of! A terrific read & one I'd recommend to anyone!!!

Find the name for your male and female puppy online.

Saturday, December 11, 2004

Puppy dog names

Puppy dog names
Welcome to the Dog Names Blog!In this blog I'm going to cover everything that is related to the dog names. To keep information well organized I also created a website called www.MyPuppy-Dog-Names.com. At this point it only has female and male dog names. Later on I'm planning to add lots of useful and interesting information there and make this website a portal. Dog lovers will have a beautiful place to share their dog experiences. Once again this portal will specialize in dog names.