[nagdu] Interesting Names Re: guide dog book about young person

[Nicole B. Torcolini]

Lol, and, indeed, that would not have worked.  I am sure that their 
personalities do not match in the least.  The reason that I do not recommend 
changing a dog's name is mainly because that is what they have been trained 
with, and they go through enough other changes, but the situation that you 
talk about is quite different; I did not mean to generalize or anything.
Anyone else have any funny name stories?

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> When I adopted Laveau from the humane society, her name was Marge.   That 
> had to go because... it just did.  It didn't take her long to  switch and 
> now when I say or sign her name she wags like crazy.  She  was only a year 
> old and I don't know how long she had been stuck with  the horrid moniker 
> of Marge.  No offense to anyone with that name but  it just wasn't for 
> her.  Also I'm a huge Harry Potter fan and everyone  would have called her 
> aunt Marge.
>
>
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