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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink66•edit-215 days agooh you don’t know oranges. It may be a generic name but they have a very specific set of skills lol Dog owners: What a beautiful dog His name is mister leopold dogus the third, I bought from the only breeder on north hemisphere and it cost me 168k dolars Cat owners: What a cute cat it followed me home from the trash bins, i cal him cat
minus-squareAnnoyed_🦀 linkfedilinkEnglish21•14 days ago it followed me home from the trash bins, i cal him cat Two of my adopted cat are being named “cat” in my language. In my defence, vet need a name and i couldn’t think of one.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink5•14 days agoI named my first ferret “Girl” and her sister “Yu”. One of my turtles is named “Turtle”. My creativity knows no bounds. I did name my dog Sophie though, so one out of four could be worse.
minus-squareAnnoyed_🦀 linkfedilinkEnglish3•14 days agoWell we learn how to name stuff the more we do. My third cat is Tina and my 4th cat is bean in my language, so a step forward.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish6•14 days agoThe vets that I have experienced tend to use the human’s surname as the pet’s surname. If that’s the case with you also, it is humorous to imagine a cat’s chart basically saying “Cat [your last name]”
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink1•13 days agoMy adopted little girl is still listed as Popoki in her adoption paperwork. I think that is close to Cat in Hawaiian. We are firmly landlocked in the Midwest.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink3•14 days agoI had a “cat” cat too, but nothing to say in my defense. And I named the cat who came in my yard but wasn’t mine “big nose” because he had a big nose.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•edit-214 days agomy friend had a cat named bird. I’m sure it’s not only but i always found it funny
oh you don’t know oranges. It may be a generic name but they have a very specific set of skills lol
Dog owners:
Cat owners:
Two of my adopted cat are being named “cat” in my language.
In my defence, vet need a name and i couldn’t think of one.
I named my first ferret “Girl” and her sister “Yu”. One of my turtles is named “Turtle”. My creativity knows no bounds.
I did name my dog Sophie though, so one out of four could be worse.
When I was a kid we had a dog named Monkey
Well we learn how to name stuff the more we do. My third cat is Tina and my 4th cat is bean in my language, so a step forward.
The vets that I have experienced tend to use the human’s surname as the pet’s surname. If that’s the case with you also, it is humorous to imagine a cat’s chart basically saying “Cat [your last name]”
My adopted little girl is still listed as Popoki in her adoption paperwork. I think that is close to Cat in Hawaiian.
We are firmly landlocked in the Midwest.
I had a “cat” cat too, but nothing to say in my defense. And I named the cat who came in my yard but wasn’t mine “big nose” because he had a big nose.
my friend had a cat named bird. I’m sure it’s not only but i always found it funny