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baz777 · Apr 25, 2006, 10:26 AM // 10:26

I name my pets after political figures.

Previously had Margaret Thatcher, Tony Blair, Harold Wilson

Currently he’s named ‘George Bush’ in the hope that every one will want to hit him (PVP IWAY)

NJudson · Apr 25, 2006, 10:36 AM // 10:36

My wife requested that I name my stalker "Tony Danza". I really don't care what people name their pets, but please for the love of all things decent.....quit naming your pets "Fluffy" of "Cuddles". I'm absolutely tired of seeing those names.

CAT · Apr 25, 2006, 10:48 AM // 10:48

"Pet Lf Iway"

Thallandor · Apr 25, 2006, 11:32 AM // 11:32

Howl about: Sir Howlalot :P

Blaster The Warrior · Apr 25, 2006, 11:33 AM // 11:33

Chooky ?

Blaster The Warrior · Apr 25, 2006, 11:34 AM // 11:34

ow wait that's not a political name i know an old friend of mine always used the name

Patbuchanan

Elisa · Apr 25, 2006, 11:43 AM // 11:43

My pre-searing Ranger was called "Doing A Quest Here", so I named my pet wolf: "Im Helping"

Dunno, looked like a useful combination at the time...

Lady Lozza · Apr 25, 2006, 12:51 PM // 12:51

lol Elisa

I've had all sorts of names for my pets. My favourite was "Mr. Kitty" for my stalker. I had Howler for a wolf at some stage too.

saitin66 · Apr 28, 2006, 07:40 PM // 19:40

Well if u want a cool pet name that is original make up or search for "pet wolf names" at google or any other search engine.

If it was up to me tho... i name it Claws although it is lame and more like a ravens "lame" name .. i'd stil name the wolf that but don't trust me ash coz u know my ideas r lame just like topin up ma rs member account for no reason (rs name :- saitin66)... uve probly gest it is me harry by now... well tht wat i go for ..."Claws" or "Sharp Tooth" just like the herbivor dinosaus called the carnovor dinosaus on some kids movie series... fogoten name lol

Epinephrine · Apr 28, 2006, 08:13 PM // 20:13

Fangs very much (too long I think...) or Fangs V Much
Fangs Muchly
Canine Abel
Scent Sybil
Fur Ever

Or you could go more serious, and take a mythological name, or a name from literature. Amaguq, for example, the Inuit word for wolf - a trickster figure.