Name mine feline

Heisenberg

Well-Known Member
I call my cat Chedder, Chedderton, Cheese, Che, Cheesaton, but if I called him Mr Poogawooogas I think hed run away.
 

RainbowBrite86

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I have a dog that looks like a cat if that helps. I always swore i'd never get a little dog. And then here he comes. And then I swore if I did get a little dog i'd never put something stupid on them like those little sweaters. Ya. Guess what he's wearing...
 

xKuroiTaimax

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Buttons, like he has chocolate buttons on his nose and paws... And it has something to do with food/you feeding him. We had a cremello Dutch warmblood with bright blue eyes at the stables, so we called him Sinatra. How's Sinatra?
 

JohnnyGreenfingers

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I like the kitty. Some of the name choices make me want to smack someone with a carp. But really cute kitty. I hope his leg isn't jacked.
 

Carne Seca

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We have a very old Siamese (lives outside) we call tł'idii kitty (tł'id means to fart). She has a gas problem.
 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
Not going to get declawed. He managed to get to sleep so well see how he acts in the morning. Hes still shivering a bit even in his sleep. Now we need a name that means tough.
Adamantine. Rhenium. Austenite. Diatreme. (so many pussibilities.) cn

<edit> "Cosmo" sounds too much like something from a dumbed-down Cartoon Network offering for my tastes.

<edit some more> Flawless, defect-free crystallites are awesomely tough. They're called "whiskers". Now if only there was cat name potential in there ... it eludes me but I can feel how close it is ...
...I love the irony of seeking a name in the rarefied altitudes of the ivory towers, only to arrive at something mundane&familiar.
 

XRagnorX

New Member
I dont give my cat's a name until they've survived a year or two....... They have to earn it. Naming em too early is bad luck. But my cat's are strictly outdoor cats.
 
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