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You know that phase kids go through, especially boys – potty humor, bad jokes, and other things you’d rather not hear. You’re not the only one whose dog’s name makes the neighbors cringe and the neighbors’ kids giggle.
Whether you learned your lesson last time, and don’t want the same problem with your new dog, or you’re so frustrated with your dog’s name that it’s time to retrain him with a new one, Jenny can help you.
Just send her a picture of your dog, and a brief description of his personality (Chaos is probably not the right choice for a dog who sleeps 22 hours of the day), and Jenny will provide you with her top choice names to suit your family pet.
“I Was Shocked and Embarrassed When I Saw People’s Reaction the First Time I Called My Dog at the Park!”
It probably never occurred to you that people might get upset by what you named your dog. You’re probably surprised at how easily offended some people are. But a lot of people decide that the arguments and explanations every time they explain that, no, he’s not named after THAT HORRIBLE PERSON, just aren’t worth the effort anymore.
But how do you come up with:
A name that’s clever, creative, and kind of funny?
One that hasn’t been used on every other dog?
A name that isn’t trendy?
A name that won’t be out-of-date in a year?
Let Jenny help you. Seriously, she just has a knack for this sort of thing.
Wouldn’t you love your friends to talk about the great name you cam up with for your dog, even when you’re not around? That happens all the time when Jenny gets involved. She can help you find a great name that suits your dog, doesn’t embarrass you to shout, and makes people think you’re really clever to have come up with it.
(You don’t even have to give her credit. She just likes naming dogs.)
When Jenny receives a photo of your precious pup, a brief description of your dog’s personality, and her naming fee, she’ll send you her top three choices for your dog. Click here to submit your dog’s info now.
At the end of the day, Jenny just wants to see every dog happy, healthy, and well-named. It doesn’t really matter how it happens
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