Dog names revisited - Page 2

Sorry Animules, second part of my post was for you and missed out your name,  forgive..

No problem Sue B.    Actually those are all names taken from our dogs pedigrees.    I like the sound of them but also thought it was a good way to show not all names are as they appear.

Mystere-- Germans are some of the most humorous and friendliest people on the face of the earth.  They'd look all reserved, but talk to them and they just light up like Christmas trees and joke back with you.  Everywhere I went, Germans tried to teach me Deutsch, and kidded me about it.  Eric and I loved visiting there, and we wish we'd had another couple of weeks to spend there, we weren't ready to leave yet.  I even had to stop at a big fancy farmhouse out in the middle of the country because our GPS had gotten us as far as it could.   The lady there spoke no English, and we spoke no German, but she looked at my piece of paper with the address and phone number for our friend, then took me into the house to call him while being so sweet.  The people in Belgium are also very nice.   The only person I ran into that was at all rude was an Englishman who worked at the Dusseldorf Airport.  He got all panicky about the four dogs we were bringing back with us and shrieking directions at me and waving his hands around in the air.    ~ Veronica

When I was in high school i owned a really nice Paint horse with great lines, and when it came time to register her, her name should have been "Hanks Miracle Paint" which was a combination of the parents' names, but instead I named her after my boyfriend at the time whose name was Scott, he used to tell everyone he was too hot to trot Scott, so my poor filly ended up with the name "Too Hot to Trot"  it was cute I suppose!  but where was my mom when I was sending in my papers?!?!?!

My paint was Ima Kandy Kat, so not like his attitude being a stud and all.