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the kid 05 · 08-08-2010

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Originally Posted by Yeagermeister

Just don't forget the safe word

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WV Cowboy · 08-10-2010

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Originally Posted by WV Cowboy

We liked Barkley and Gunner, .. but I think we are going with Trooper.

On his papers I may name him Trooper von Brauzer. My last dog's middle name was Cowboy.

The spelling will be Trouper, instead of Trooper I think.

Like, "he is quite a little trouper."
Not like a State Police Trooper.

We'll see.

casmith07 · 08-10-2010

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Originally Posted by WV Cowboy

I was all excited when I started this thread, because we were getting a new puppy, .. and then went on vacation and forgot all about starting it.

When I got on the board tonight I had a real nice PM from Juke suggesting a good training book and offering his help if needed.

We have had a very hard time agreeing on a name for the little guy. We have looked at 100's and 100's, .. literally.

He is a Brown Schnauzer (known as 'liver' color), which I had never seen before. I was calling him Brown Schnauzer, Brown Schnauzer, Brown Schnauzer and then kinda shortened it to Brauzer. I really liked that name because it was unique to him, but other family members couldn't warm up to it.

We liked Barkley and Gunner, .. but I think we are going with Trooper.

On his papers I may name him Trooper von Brauzer. My last dog's middle name was Cowboy.

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Trooper von Brauzer?

That's awesome!

Trooper von Brauzerpants

DCowGirl85 · 08-18-2010

I know a good name....Buster! I love it!

WV Cowboy · 08-18-2010

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Originally Posted by DCowGirl85

I know a good name....Buster! I love it!

Buster is a great name !

I seemed to like male names that ended with 'er', .. or 'c', 'k', or 'ck' sound. (ie Trooper, Barker, Gunner, .. Mac and BlackJack)

I think we have settled on his name being "Trooper von Brauzer", and of course just call him "Trooper".

We have had him for a week now and he is doing great. Juke gave me a good book to read and some helpful suggestions.

The puppy "season" of a dog's life is a lot of fun and very enjoyable, .. but also a lot of work and time consuming. But all of the time and effort put in now makes for a great dog for many years to come.

I hope I can accomplish raising him into a great adult dog.

Maybe I can post some pics sometime.

**ABQCOWBOY** · 08-18-2010

Loki...

CowboyDan · 08-18-2010

I like to use cool city names.
My three dogs are Vegas, Reno & Memphis.

DallasCowpoke · 08-18-2010

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Originally Posted by WV Cowboy

The spelling will be Trouper, instead of Trooper I think.

Like, "he is quite a little trouper."

The former members of ABBA will be very flattered!

Rynie · 08-23-2010

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Originally Posted by WV Cowboy

The spelling will be Trouper, instead of Trooper I think.

Like, "he is quite a little trouper."
Not like a State Police Trooper.

We'll see.

Very good. Most people don't know this. Well...most people also don't know the difference between your and you're either.

**trickblue** · 08-23-2010

I once had a dog named Bob Barker...

I can't believe no one suggested "Landry", "Bullet", "Meredith" or "Tex"...

WV Cowboy · 08-24-2010

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Originally Posted by trickblue

I once had a dog named Bob Barker...

I can't believe no one suggested "Landry", "Bullet", "Meredith" or "Tex"...

My wife and I thought of Landry and Tex.

I had a dog named Barker in the early 90's.

We liked Barkley for this one, but decided on Trooper.

Yes, we went with Trooper instead of Trouper. Trouper sounded like a dancer or theatre type. (Not that there is anything wrong with that.

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I just felt Trooper sounded more masculine, like law enforcement or military.

Doomsday101 · 08-24-2010

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Originally Posted by WV Cowboy

My wife and I thought of Landry and Tex.

I had a dog named Barker in the early 90's.

We liked Barkley for this one, but decided on Trooper.

Yes, we went with Trooper instead of Trouper. Trouper sounded like a dancer or theatre type. (Not that there is anything wrong with that.

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I just felt Trooper sounded more masculine, like law enforcement or military.

I'm happy for you and your wife. This puppy will need to learn the way of the NFL season in a hurry.

WV Cowboy · 08-31-2010

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I'm happy for you and your wife. This puppy will need to learn the way of the NFL season in a hurry.

Thanks Dooms.

Yes he will need to learn early about "game day" when the Cowboys or Mountaineers play.

My last dog would always jump up and bark at me when I would get excited and cheer.

My son's dog hides when the Cowboys are on.

Doomsday101 · 08-31-2010

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Thanks Dooms.

Yes he will need to learn early about "game day" when the Cowboys or Mountaineers play.

My last dog would always jump up and bark at me when I would get excited and cheer.

My son's dog hides when the Cowboys are on.

Mine are the same way when Dallas scores and everyone is the room is high fiving each other my dogs have to get into the act. I have to say they are well behaved during the game. All I need to tell them is it is football season go lay down.

**BrAinPaiNt** · 08-31-2010

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Originally Posted by Doomsday101

Mine are the same way when Dallas scores and everyone is the room is high fiving each other my dogs have to get into the act. I have to say they are well behaved during the game. All I need to tell them is it is football season go lay down.

Sounds like my dogs...except I have an expletive I shout out when a play goes bad and they both run away from me.