Weirdest name you've given to a pet

[CaptainDoubloon 856]

When I was in preschool I had a pet tortise and I gave my pet the name TurtletheFrog. Kids! >.>

Edited November 8, 2016 by Sgamer

[KatonRyu 1,026]

One of our cats is called Channie, which is odd only if you know the reason for that name. My sister said the cat's slightly clueless look reminded her of a guy from school and named the cat after his last name.

 

My parents named their dog Cash after Johnny Cash, because he's a black lab. His full, official breeder-given name is Tidebrook Forest Pine, which is just slightly odder.

[Lightning Pixel 34]

We named our black cat "Smiley"...
Well, i guess that "Smiledog.jpg" has a friend after all :3

[Corgis 574]

I don't think I have had any pets with official weird names but I have given a lot of them weird / random nicknames.  I have called my dog foot, shritz, Fritz, football, TT9 and Rough.  My old rats had weird names too like Paris, Maple (nicknamed meat sack), Winston, Eiffel (nicknamed sewer) and Roosevelt (later called fuher).  

[Snow Frostflame 3,567]

Well every pet I've ever owned in person had a human name... but I own a virtual turtle named Toaster if that counts.

[Vulcan 3,254]

I have a shih tzu I named Doggie Dog... o_o 

 

It's not a reference to Boaty McBoatface, I named him that years ago...

[HorsesandMOARGaloar 300]

When I was young I once had a pet iguana, and I gave it two names. Its English name was "Herod", while I gave it a long Chinese name (which I have now forgotten), because I liked its characters.

[Hoppy 699]

i named my cat chader box becus he would not shut up as a kitten wee call him chad fore short 

 

 

 

sory fore the typ-os im tirde today

Edited November 14, 2016 by Hoppy

[cmarston1 5,951]

My sister named a cat Spooky, but that's about it.

[chili-pepper-thinker 37]

My cat was named Marquis...

 

Marquis (de Sade)?

[KatieBelle 302]

I've only had one, and her name is Mini. And she's a Miniature Pinscher... It's really very original. I am, however,not responsible for this.

 

I considered getting a turtle at the beach once, it turns out they were selling them illegally...

Either way, I considered it long enough to come up with a name...Shelldon Cooper...Ahahaha yeah.

 

Apparently this was in an episode (?) but I was unaware of this, I'm just a genius.

[Midnight Chimes 69]

We have a cat called Colin, which is a brilliant name I know.

 

Also we used to have two Guinea Pigs named Orinoco and Bulgaria (Oz and Boo for short) and two gerbils called Cheese and Pickles.

Oh yeah and a white and black patched rabbit called Pongo.

[Zachary 5,517]

When my Family got our first Pet (It was like Back in 2010), We called her Rihanna but I often called her Riri.

 

Yup, That's all I could think for a Weirdest name We given to a Pet.

Edited November 14, 2016 by Zachary

[Denim&Venöm 16,517]

My mom called our dog Kebon. It was a move done in Tai Kwon Do, which I was taking at the time. for soem reason my parents got a dog and named her Bayou. Maybe that was her naming coming in I dunno. And I named my cat Cake. I think I was having cake one day, randomly shouted it and my cat reacted properly. So regardless of what his name was, I was calling him cake from then on. Oh and I had a California king snake. I remember he bit the handler at the pet store. So I called him Attitude. 

[Flutterbattyyy 330]

Naming traditions when we were kids:

 

>Get a cat... (nick)name him Kitty. (technically his real name was Milo).

>Get a calico cat... name her Calico.

>Get a kitten.... name her Kitten.

>Get a Beta fish... name it Beta.

>Get GloFish... name it Glowy.

>Get other tropical fish... name them after their names. Angel > Angel Fish; Tiger > Tiger Barb; Rainbow > Rainbow Fish, etc.

 

We were bad at naming pets as kids.  :awuh:

Edited November 14, 2016 by ElementalFluttershee

[greenflare 154]

Lemme think..  We called one of our turtles Fluffy.  One of my rats is called Fantom (yes, with an F) and the other is called Timmi (it's short for Timothea).

One of my deceased rats was called Kelpie (may she rest in peace).  I named one of my other dead rats Ten-Ten after the anime character from Naruto.

 

They're not the weirdest in the world, I'm sure, but they're the weirdest I've personally done.

Edited November 15, 2016 by greenflare

[undiscorded 120]

i got a husky not long ago and called it huggie

[Summer Breeze 2,522]

Most people raise an eyebrown when we tell them our guineypig is maned Pepito. We usually call him pep, pepsi, pepi or even pepiboo

[Kaneki 1,072]

I didn't name him, but my cat's name is Chief. My brother named him that, as he was 13 at the time and loved that word for whatever reason (I was 6 at the time). People think it's a funny name when I tell them.

[P-Jay 1,987]

*looks at my cat whom I named Dab*

[Looking Glass 197]

I had a Cat named  Fidel Castro, Got him in Cuba, Mo.  Another one I had was named E.T, because he was so different than his brothers and sisters.  

 

3 cats I have now are "Quill" (Gray cat with a black spot on his tail that looks like he dipped it in ink), "Sanford", and "Grady", named after the Sanford and Son Characters of the same name.  (2 solid black Tom cats)

[Mortar 143]

  My cat's name is Smudge because of a patch of fur by his nose that looks like, um...a smudge.

[Sphinx-Ara 3,517]

Let us see, I had a pet rat I got off of a family friend that was named Fish

I had a pet cat named Nibbles because he used to nibble on my ear and hair (he stopped the moment I gave him his new name)

and uhm..I think that is it

[Shuga 26]

Y'il, I guess is how I would spell it?

 

At first, we called her "little kitty" because we couldn't think of a name. Then "Littles" kind of stuck, because even when she was fully grown, she was very small, especially in comparison to our other giant cat. From "Littles" it went to "Li'l", and from "Lil" it went to "Yeel" or "Yi'l", because we all like to talk in baby voices to our animals, and we would often call her a "yittle baby."

 

When we were talking to each other about the cat, like "go feed her some water", we would usually say "Yittles".

 

Often times, when talking to the cat, it wasn't just one Y'il, but two, often meshed into one. "Yiyi'l" I guess? It's too hard to try to explain through text...

[Dreambiscuit 8,024]

When I was really young I briefly had a chameleon and named it 'Guido'. Sadly, It didn't live very long though.