Another sickening cute puppy...

Greetings folks.

It is Mrs Lags Birthday next week but unfortunately I will be away in another country far far away for a couple of days so Lags Junior and I have decided to offer my wonderful second half and the bestest bestest ever mum a son can ever have a surprise birthday gift tomorrow which is this little feller :



He is going to join our family of Mrs Lags, myself and Lags junior as well as our 4 other dogs and two cats n fish n stuff.

Mrs Lags has always dreamed of a boxer but is open to a Lab as we already have one... At the moment no Boxer litters are available over here until at least beginning of November.

This little guy is a pedigree Lab but unfortunately the "runt" of the pack as he has a slight Prognathism issue, meaning (in his case) that his lower jaw is a VERY tiny little bit more pronounced forward than his upper jaw. The common name is overshot jaw.

All the other pups in the litter were purchased apart from this little guy. (sickening how snobbish some people can be...) We want him as family and not as a breeder...

We, (Lags Jr and I), fell in love with the little guy and decided that he needs a good home and family.

We think that Mrs Lags is just going to fall in love when we take her blindfolded off tomorrow morning to pick him up.

So in the end... Mrs Lags is going to get all the features of A Boxers jaw plus the Lab... and maybe at the same time he might want to join me next year during the duck hunting season!?

Question to all you wise and/or strange people out there :

Over here in France... each year corresponds to a letter in the Alphabet for dog or cats births (not obligatory though) and this year the letter is "N"

All suggestions of names beginning with "N" will be seriously considered (even daft/strange ones) and I will let you all know what his final name will be.

A two syllable name would be ideal as easier for the dog to "understand". (I'm a vet don't forget)... and a poet apparently!

For the moment I have a brain block issue and the only name I can think of is "NOOPY"

Warmest

Lags

You are in France - how about Napoleon?

He is a lab ... call him Newton.

Lol

P

originally posted by: Justso
You are in France - how about Napoleon?

Thats 4 syllables, we need 2.

But thanks for the suggestion...

Warmest

Lags

a reply to: Lagomorphe

Call him Nappie-short for Napoleon-but I like Newton better.

originally posted by: Justso
a reply to: Lagomorphe

Call him Nappie-short for Napoleon-but I like Newton better.

I was thinking about "Nipple" but not sure Mrs Lags would agree!

In a way I am glad that he is not a chocolate Lab as some people here would have come out, (if they could get away with it, with unsavoury names...)

I once had a budgie called "Slug"... don't ask me why... long story

Warmest

Lags

a reply to: Lagomorphe

Lagos-hunter

a reply to: Lagomorphe

Nero!

haha

a reply to: Lagomorphe

Nice mutt mate !

You should call him " Lucky " ... because of the home he is going to.

Hope he brings lots of joy !

Cheers. 😎

originally posted by: Lagomorphe

originally posted by: Justso
a reply to: Lagomorphe

Call him Nappie-short for Napoleon-but I like Newton better.

I was thinking about "Nipple" but not sure Mrs Lags would agree!

In a way I am glad that he is not a chocolate Lab as some people here would have come out, (if they could get away with it, with unsavoury names...)

I once had a budgie called "Slug"... don't ask me why... long story

Warmest

Lags

Were you trying to smuggle lit ?

a reply to: Lagomorphe

Call him Nano. You can put the acute accent on the last syllable and make it sound as a French name.

originally posted by: Timely
a reply to: Lagomorphe

Nice mutt mate !

You should call him " Lucky " ... because of the home he is going to.

Hope he brings lots of joy !

Cheers. 😎

I was actually thinking of "Dinner" for Christmas as he still has his puppy fat on him but that does not begin with "N"

Warmest

Lags

originally posted by: Timely

originally posted by: Lagomorphe

originally posted by: Justso
a reply to: Lagomorphe

Call him Nappie-short for Napoleon-but I like Newton better.

I was thinking about "Nipple" but not sure Mrs Lags would agree!

In a way I am glad that he is not a chocolate Lab as some people here would have come out, (if they could get away with it, with unsavoury names...)

I once had a budgie called "Slug"... don't ask me why... long story

Warmest

Lags

Were you trying to smuggle lit ?

Nope... "Snuggle"

originally posted by: surnamename57
a reply to: Lagomorphe

Call him Nano. You can put the acute accent on the last syllable and make it sound as a French name.

You mean like Nanoé?

originally posted by: Lagomorphe

originally posted by: surnamename57
a reply to: Lagomorphe

Call him Nano. You can put the acute accent on the last syllable and make it sound as a French name.

You mean like Nanoé?

I'm not sure how Nanoé is pronounced in French. Maybe you can write it down Naneau.

originally posted by: surnamename57

originally posted by: Lagomorphe

originally posted by: surnamename57
a reply to: Lagomorphe

Call him Nano. You can put the acute accent on the last syllable and make it sound as a French name.

You mean like Nanoé?

I'm not sure how Nanoé is pronounced in French. Maybe you can write it down Naneau.

Pronounced in French : Nan ououuu ey in phonetic language and for people who care not to think...... Is that enough for you?

Otherwise as a wise ATS user you can try Google

Warmest

Lags

I say Napoleon, he's adorable.

He is a cute pup

What about Nacho ? mexican food is always a favourite at my house

or Newman, not after paul...just cause the little fella is the new man in your doggy family

love labs, my mutts are a sprocker spaniel, he is as as daft as box of frogs...... and a german shepherd & old english sheepdog cross, she is the guardian of our family, very big, very hairy and protective and loving

originally posted by: Lagomorphe

originally posted by: surnamename57

originally posted by: Lagomorphe

originally posted by: surnamename57
a reply to: Lagomorphe

Call him Nano. You can put the acute accent on the last syllable and make it sound as a French name.

You mean like Nanoé?

I'm not sure how Nanoé is pronounced in French. Maybe you can write it down Naneau.

Pronounced in French : Nan ououuu ey in phonetic language and for people who care not to think...... Is that enough for you?

Otherwise as a wise ATS user you can try Google

Warmest

Lags

Are you lecturing me or is it a joke?