Nautical name for a pup.

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Nautical name for a pup.

Post by Mark Prouty »

Any ideas on a good nautical name for a golden retriever pup?

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Post by Catigale »

How about

Pit Bullwaga ??


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Catigale wrote:How about

Pit Bullwaga ??


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Gennaker
Genoa
Blooper
Captstan
Spinnaker
Mizzen
Evinrude
Bulkhead (perfect for labs)
Outhaul
Bulwark
Dinghy
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Post by richandlori »

Not wanting to offend a beloved board member, but Salty Dog is a standard. We just got a retreiver and named her "Molly" for short, but her full name is "the unsinkable Molly Boren" Boren being our last name and making a cheap play off the the unsinkable Molly brown as in the titanic fame. :D

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simple, yet classic

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what about Mac? I know, not much flavor, but it is a proper traditional, and strong name........ :macx: Randy
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what about Mac? I know, not much flavor, but it is a proper traditional, and strong name........ :macx: Randy
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Post by Andy26M »

Hmmm...

"Panama Chuck" a play on panama chock.

"Bullnose"

"Boot-top"

"Three Sheets" (to the wind)


More nautical names could be from famous passages/people like:

"Gibraltar"

"Magellan"

"Columbus"

"Hudson"

"Serapis" - the British ship John Paul Jones defeated after he said "I have not yet begun to fight!"

"Bon Homme Richard" - the ship John Paul Jones was on when he engaged Serapis

"Jonah"

"Davy (Jones)"

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How about Seabiscuit?
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This one.....

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Scupper!!!

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MACBETH

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We named our dog "Neptune", but he goes by "Tunie".
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Post by piratecliff »

Ours is named Saylor - but other folks turn around when I'm calling him. He love's the whole sailing scene. A bit large for a boat dog though. I should have had a clue last year when I saw those big puppy feet.

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