By Danger-Russ Gordon From Zion, Utah Oct 18, 2012
| My wife and I are soon getting a dog who will be part of our climbing family, and were trying to think of the best name for him, so far we came up with Sherpa, and Icarus. If you have heard of any clever or interesting dog names let me know. Cheers, Danger-Russ |  FLAG |
By Erick Valler From flat midwest Oct 18, 2012
| I think this has been covered before, Choss being one of my favorites i've heard. Any climbing term can be a good name if you really want it to. 'Biner, Quickdraw, Flake, Huck, Cam, Slot, Stopper... if it means something to you you'll like it. One thing i'd like to see all climbers train their dog with is to have "Belay On!" or "On Belay" be the command to go lie down. Dogs at the crag will be ten times cooler. |  FLAG |
By Cory From Boise, ID Oct 18, 2012
| The person who wrote the Boise Climbs book (Sandy Epeldi) has a dog named "Whipper". |  FLAG |
By Matt N From Santa Barbara, CA Oct 18, 2012
| Erick Valler wrote: Any climbing term can be a good name if you really want it to. 'Biner, /thread "Stupid 'Biner, get over here." "Dude 'Biner just dumped a load. Smelly-ass 'Biner." et cetera, et cetera |  FLAG |
By Keny Glasscock From Salt Lake City Oct 18, 2012
| Dogs names should be mono-syllable. Anything else is confusing for the dog and annoying as hell to people. |  FLAG |
By Mike Storeim From Evergreen, CO Oct 18, 2012
| I have a friend whose little girl named their new puppy "Stain" because he had markings that reminded her of a stain on their floor left by their recently departed dog. Guess they got used to the name before they had to call it to come in. |  FLAG |
By jarthur From Westminster, CO Oct 18, 2012
| For God's sake don't name your freaking dog Zion, or Denali. Anything, but those two overly done "Hey look at me I'm all about the outdoors" lame ass names. |  FLAG |
By Jeremy Riesberg From Minneapolis, MN Oct 18, 2012
| Name your dog jarthur, seems like it would be pretty awesome. |  FLAG |
By Austin Baird From SLC, Utah Oct 18, 2012
| You should DEFINITELY name it something marijuana-related. Chronic, Token (get it?!), or maybe Marley. This way everyone knows that not only are you a climber, but you're also slightly rebellious and TOTALLY counter-culture. |  FLAG |
By Rob Warden, Space Lizard From Springdale Ut Oct 18, 2012
| cammie (My friends husky), Hugh(banner), Yvon, Peenut, Brassie, ringlock, poopstain(my cats name) |  FLAG |
By Eric Engberg Oct 18, 2012
| Keny Glasscock wrote: Dogs names should be mono-syllable. Anything else is confusing for the dog and annoying as hell to people. To add to the naming "rules". 1. Should not be a human name - no "Fred's". 2. Should be a real word. 3. Should have some significance to the owner(s) - something to do with their life style. 4. Should describe a characteristic - physical or behavioral - of the dog. the dog I had for 13 years - best dog in the world - was named "Flash" - as an extra part to #3 my wife is a pretty serious photographer. |  FLAG |
By Daryl Allan From Sierra Vista, AZ Oct 18, 2012
| How about getoffthedamnrope. |  FLAG |
By John Hegyes From Las Vegas, NV Oct 18, 2012
| The best name is John or my favorite, Johnny. |  FLAG |
By Colonel Mustard From Reno, NV Oct 18, 2012
| Wow, these last posts are IQ subtractors for sure. I want my last 10 seconds back! The best dog name I've heard in a while was George Henry. That's a formal fucking pooch, if you ask me. |  FLAG |
By Mike Lane From Centennial, CO Oct 18, 2012
| My favorite is to name him NO!. Come here, NO! Good dog, NO! |  FLAG |
By Hank the Tank From Golden, CO Oct 18, 2012
| Just got this little sucker, her names Hippo.
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By brat From Colorado Springs, CO Oct 18, 2012
| I want to name my dog "TAKE." :) |  FLAG |
By Daryl Allan From Sierra Vista, AZ Oct 18, 2012
| "Ewok" would have worked for her too Hank. ;) If my daughter saw that, she would freak the hell out and probably faint from cute overload syndrome. |  FLAG |
By Keny Glasscock From Salt Lake City Oct 18, 2012
| Hank Caylor wrote: Just got this little sucker, her names Hippo. Cool little dog. |  FLAG |
By Danger-Russ Gordon From Zion, Utah Oct 18, 2012
| So far I think Whipper is pretty cool, and I don't personally subscribe to any hard and fast naming rules (and I would never name my dog Zion, or Denali) |  FLAG |
By nathan mowery Oct 18, 2012
| Daryl Allan wrote: How about getoffthedamnrope. +1 What my exgirlfriends dog thought her name was. |  FLAG |
By mitchy From nunya gotdamn business. Oct 18, 2012
| How about naming your dog shithead. You'll never have a cooler dog name than this. Name your dog after a cam, please. Maybe a mountain, shasta, now that's got a nice ring to it. Shouldn't be more the 2 syllables, 'cause this confuses them. |  FLAG |
By caughtinside From Oakland CA Oct 18, 2012
| I've heard a guy yelling his dog's name at the local spot, clearly a climber. "Coreshot!!!" Not an awesome dog name. |  FLAG |
By skeeter From Lakewood CA Oct 18, 2012
| Make your dog's name a whistle sound... and write it like this "-_-" for high tone, low tone, high tone...my dog's name is Petzl, but only because my wife would not go for any of my other ideas. |  FLAG |
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