Dog names?

[FarmerGirl1010]

I have four Great Pyrenees dogs. Two are the parents and the other two are their puppies. One girl and one boy. The parents’ names are Duke and Duchess. I want to keep the royalty theme. The children of a Duke and Duchess is a Lord and a Lady. But there’s a problem. Calling a dog lord is weird. Prince and Princess are cute dog names but they aren’t the children of a Duke and Duchess. There’s another option of saying the actual names of a Lord and Lady such as George and Jane. But, does that get too complicated? Quick answers will be appreciated because they have appointments today! Thanks!

 

[Sally PB]

Hmmmm... How about Lord George, but call him George, as you said...? Lady Jane can be called Lady or Jane.

Lord and Lady Kiddos?

Some quick Google info:

In addition, the younger son of a Duke or Marquis is called a Lord; when used in this way, the appellation is a courtesy title intended to show that the bearer is from a noble family. Lady is an appropriate title for a woman who holds the rank of Marchioness, Countess, Viscountess or Baroness.

Sir is used to address a man who has the rank of baronet or knight; the higher nobles are referred to as Lord. Lady can also be used of the wife of a lower-ranking noble, such as a baron, baronet, or knight.

The parents’ names are Duke and Duchess. I want to keep the royalty theme.

After royalty comes nobility, and these titles derive from their French antecedents. The five noble ranks, in descending order, are:

duke/duchess
marquess/marchioness
earl/countess
viscount/viscountess
baron/baroness

Interesting!

Something to ponder over my coffee. Thanks.

 

[svh]

I've had dozens of dogs over the years, and 2 things I've found are : The names don't really matter to the dog, it's more of an owner thing, and name them something that you're not uncomfortable with yelling at 2 in the morning out the window !

Other than that, I learned from my K9 training years, is that using a 2 syllable name, with one syllable commands, seems to confuse young dogs much less.

Sorry, not much help with actual names, but to me, dog names are of a personal nature, usually involving traits, habits, etc. of each individual animal.

 

[Weeg]

I like lady! Not sure if it would math up correctly, but could you do Lady and Sir?

 

[SilkieChicken123]

I have four Great Pyrenees dogs. Two are the parents and the other two are their puppies. One girl and one boy. The parents’ names are Duke and Duchess. I want to keep the royalty theme. The children of a Duke and Duchess is a Lord and a Lady. But there’s a problem. Calling a dog lord is weird. Prince and Princess are cute dog names but they aren’t the children of a Duke and Duchess. There’s another option of saying the actual names of a Lord and Lady such as George and Jane. But, does that get too complicated? Quick answers will be appreciated because they have appointments today! Thanks!
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How about Prince and Princess?? That keeps the royalty theme!
BTW: They're really cute!

 

[FarmerGirl1010]

Calling a dog sir is a little weird though! I'm thinking about Prince and Princess, but those aren't the titles of a Duke and Duchess' children! Ahhhhh!

 

[SilkieChicken123]

Calling a dog sir is a little weird though! I'm thinking about Prince and Princess, but those aren't the titles of a Duke and Duchess' children! Ahhhhh!

Do your adult GP dogs guard your poultry?

 

[Weeg]

Calling a dog sir is a little weird though! I'm thinking about Prince and Princess, but those aren't the titles of a Duke and Duchess' children! Ahhhhh!

It does't need to be perfect, Prince and Princess is pretty close.

 

[HKG]

How about Lady and Prince

 

[Aquira]

A Marquis is below a Duke I think. Not sure that's a good dog name though lol