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My honey bought me a kitty
- Thread starter SoKlueles
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jennnnny ill fix some pics of her....im thinking of calling her kitty
shes sooooo cute
there was this black and white one that when i went up to pet it to start with, it was purring and stuff
and i was considering it
but when the lady got in there to get him out, he bit her....and wsa fighing with the other cats.....so i chose my nosey mosey
danggggg i can call her maisy
shes sooooo cute
there was this black and white one that when i went up to pet it to start with, it was purring and stuff
and i was considering it
but when the lady got in there to get him out, he bit her....and wsa fighing with the other cats.....so i chose my nosey mosey
danggggg i can call her maisy
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jenscats5
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Maisy is a cute name!
CENTURION44
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i have a feeling the hammy ticker is going to be at 0 in the morning...
Kittens are fun.
Remember Dave's First Law of Pet Names: Never give a pet a cutesy name that you'd be embarrassed to scream at the top of your lungs at 3:00AM waking all your neighbors.
I prefer slightly anachronistic human names for pets. Name her after one of your grandmothers or great grandmothers or great aunts, does one of them have a humorous old name like Bertha or Hortense or Matilda or Hepzibah?
Or you could name her Renee...
If I ever get another cat, I already have names picked out -- Oscar if it's a tom, and Lucy if it's a queen. Provided the names fit the animals, that is, this is subject to change to fit the situation. My cat is named Clyde, the 14 year old female that I lost last winter was named Alice. Before Clyde, I had a big black tom named Spike.
Remember Dave's First Law of Pet Names: Never give a pet a cutesy name that you'd be embarrassed to scream at the top of your lungs at 3:00AM waking all your neighbors.
I prefer slightly anachronistic human names for pets. Name her after one of your grandmothers or great grandmothers or great aunts, does one of them have a humorous old name like Bertha or Hortense or Matilda or Hepzibah?
Or you could name her Renee...
If I ever get another cat, I already have names picked out -- Oscar if it's a tom, and Lucy if it's a queen. Provided the names fit the animals, that is, this is subject to change to fit the situation. My cat is named Clyde, the 14 year old female that I lost last winter was named Alice. Before Clyde, I had a big black tom named Spike.
my father has two cats with human names...couldnt figure out why...guess your theory makes since...his female is joey and his male is johnny.....my mother in law had a cat names bob once too....i have always picked weird names like my female was bella and my male was sam.....my first cat that i had for 8 years and passed 2 years ago was mittens...Mr. dB said:Kittens are fun.
Remember Dave's First Law of Pet Names: Never give a pet a cutesy name that you'd be embarrassed to scream at the top of your lungs at 3:00AM waking all your neighbors.
I prefer slightly anachronistic human names. Name her after one of your grandmothers or great grandmothers or great aunts, does one of them have a humorous old name like Bertha or Hortense or Matilda or Hepzibah?
Or you could name her Renee...
If I ever get another cat, I already have names picked out -- Oscar if it's a tom, and Lucy if it's a queen. Provided the names fit the animals, that is, this is subject to change to fit the situation. My cat is named Clyde, the 14 year old female that I lost last winter was named Alice. Before Clyde, I had a big black tom named Spike.
