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What is your Paw Patrol Dogs Names Goals? Are you looking for some tips to help you crush it?
Well, look no further. We put together a list of 6 counterintuitive tips that will have you crushing your goals in no time!
1. Don’t overthink it
2. Get inspired by other people’s names
3. Narrow it down to 3-4 choices and ask friends what they think
4. Be ready with an answer when the kids inevitably ask why their name isn’t on the list
5. Give them a nickname as soon as possible so they don’t get teased at school or daycare later on in life (example: Charlie becomes “churro”)
If you’re still looking for more tips to crush your Paw Patrol Dogs Names goals, read our post “What’s in a name? The psychology of naming the family dog” for some great advice on how to choose just the right moniker.
Title: How To Choose A Name For Your New Puppy (Including 12 Commandments)
Description: If you’ve recently brought home a new puppy and are having trouble picking out their name, this article is here to help! This blog will give you all sorts of helpful insight into what makes one canine moniker better than another—and we have plenty of suggestions too. Read on for all things names and puppies as well as twelve commandments that every owner should follow when it comes to naming their pup.
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Naming your puppy is a big deal. Your dog will spend the next handful of years being called by their name, and it’s important to choose wisely! Read on for some tips on how to pick out just the right moniker for your new companion.
First off, if you get two puppies at once or adopt an older pup into your family, consider naming them with similar first initials so they are easier to tell apart. For example: Beau & Boomer could be named Beauregard and Booker T.; Bizzy & Buddy could be Belle and Bobby D., etcetera. This way there’s no need for long explanation when calling one over from across the room!
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Secondly, avoid picking a name that your pup might be embarrassed by in adulthood! For instance, if you live on a street called “Dogwood Drive” and you adopt an Irish Wolfhound puppy with pale skin … he may grow up to hate his high school nickname of “Pale Pup.”
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Thirdly, choose any single word as your dog’s name unless they have some distinguishing quality or trait (e.g., Moose has long hair). Remember though: just because their names begins with one letter does not mean they are limited to just one word.
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Fourthly, if you ever want your dog to come when they are called, choose a short name that can be quickly shouted or whispered! A long string of syllables will only confuse them (e.g., “Snowflake? Snowy? I need help with something in the kitchen honey bear .. doggo what’s up over there by my chair …”). If they have no idea where their name came from then it’ll take longer for them to commit it to memory.
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Dogs are an integral part of any family.
Did you know that today is National Paw Patrol day? We’ll be walking our dogs all day and taking pictures to share on Instagram!
Here are six counterintuitive tips for crushing your Paw Patrol Dog’s Name Goals: Tip #0 If the dog has a name, try changing it as soon as possible. This will throw off everyone who tries to guess their names so they won’t win this year’s contest. Tip #0a Bring some puppets with toy stuffed animals for them to play with when we have company over because only people can give out prizes like food or hugs.) – When playing fetch, bring more than one ball.
Teach them how to shake hands by giving out a treat for every job well done.
Take lots of pictures and videos to document their milestones – Puppies grow up so quickly! ** Tip #0b Ask all your friends, family, and neighbors what they think the dog’s name is because it will be hard for just one person not to guess correctly.))
Dress them up in costumes to make it more fun. Always have a “homework” schedule for when they’re not with you so they know what is expected when we get home from work.)) ** Tip #0c Take your dog’s name and spell it backwards, or use the first letter of their name as an acronym like DOGS (Diligent Optimistic Good Sport). That way, if someone hears our dog bark and says something about wanting that cool new toy poodle, we can say no because he has his own thing going on. And then all will be well in town once again! 🙂 – Bring some puppets with toy stuffed animals for them to play with when we have company.
Have them help you with chores around the house.
Teach them tricks, like rolling over or shaking hands.)) Tip #0d I’ve heard of people choosing a name that’s spelled backwards to make it hard for just one person not to guess correctly (for example: Zanzibar). It’ll be much harder for someone else to spell their dog’s name if they’re in disguise!) 🙂 Tip #0e If our pet has some toys from when we got him/her as an adult and wants us out of his space while he plays; always ask nicely first before taking anything away (unless it is damaging furniture)! Then take all your dog’s favorite things on walks so that there are more places to play with them outside.
Be patient and calm when your dog is doing something they know isn’t allowed, but not overly punishing in the moment – it can help dogs understand that you don’t want them to do bad things) 🙂 Tip #0d I’ve heard of people choosing a name that’s spelled backwards to make it hard for just one person not to guess correctly (for example: Zanzibar). It’ll be much harder for someone else to spell their dog’s name if they’re in disguise!) 🙂 Tip #0e If our pet has some toys from when we got him/her as an adult and wants us out of his space while he plays; always ask nicely first before taking anything away, especially if it’s a favorite toy. – If your dog is digging in the yard and we want to teach them not to do that, try taking their food dish away for 15 minutes (you’ll need bowls out of reach when they’re done inside) – This will stop our dogs from eating right after he/she’s finished playing outside so there won’t be anything tempting to dig up). Tip #0f I’ve heard some people put pine cones around plants or flowers where you don’t want pets going; this can also help with unwanted chewing on furniture! 🙂 Tip #0g Keep an eye on what makes our pet happy because those are usually activities that make him/her tired. Bonus Tip
