Well kinda. We dont have it yet due to the fact that she was just born a week or so ago. She is a german short haired pointer and my family is trying to think of names. Notice i said "she". if you guys have any suggestions on names out there, let me know. she will look something along the lines of this. serious inquiries only please. thanks !!

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and i already tried dammit. my ma didnt like that very much. "come here dammit." "dammit, lay down." "i love you dammit" etc.

 

I had a female german short haired pointer when I was younger and we called her Maxie. I liked it it still has the more masculine sounding name but with the "ie" at the end its clearly a female.

 

Shelby!

 

Berkley!

 

i used to have a dog just like that, it was an AWESOME dog...it was a male, we named him Pete (sounds lame, but was perfect for this dog). He used to get logs, yes whole logs, off of the firewood pile, and run around with them in his mouth, his neck got huge...but alas, he got taken one day, as he always jumped our horse fence while everyone was gone, out in the country, he could jump crazy high...but he would always just be waiting at the front door when we got home, and one day, he wasn't...we looked everywhere for him. A bird hunter probably took him, as they are amazing bird dogs...he was only like 2.5 years old too...god i miss that dog so much

She will be beautiful, and a great member of the family...i say name her Jenara (pronounced henara), and call her Nara for short...thats my suggestion...

 

Looks like it's going to be a beautiful dog!

I've got 2 purebred dogs.

A 4 year old Male Chocolate Labrador Retriever named Ty.
&
A 1 year old European Brindle Boxer named Haylee.


To me she looks like Dakota would be a good name. ( da-koh-da)

 

my suggestion is Dixie

 

haha my english springer spaniel is named Dixie. Female dogs are way harder to name than male dogs.

I would like to contribute the following -
Bismarck
Dagmar
Easton
Rawlings

 

its funny that you said dixie. thats actually one of the names i thought of. i like it a lot because its different and, of coarse, dixieland. i love the south. i live in chicago but i have family down in gerogia and am goin ther this march.

thanks a lot for the suggestions guys. keep em comin.