Squeee alert - we got a new puppy yesterday!
We lost our eldest Boston Terrier several months ago, and decided to add to the tribe again, mainly because our other Boston, who is massively oversized and red, needs a playmate. But, we need a name. We are considering names such as Heath (our other Boston is named Reese, for the candy), Iggy (kinds fits), and Neo (don’t really like it, but he answered to it - once).
All suggestions will be appreciated!
That’s “kinda” fits, not kinds.
Also, we considered Nibbler from Futurama since he looks like him, but that’s not our kind of pet name.
Witherspoon
How about Rocketpuppy?
‘Rocket’, for short.
I’m bad at thinking up names, but I adore Bostons and yours are totally squeeee-able!
Let’s see, with the candy theme - Snickers? Kit-Kat? Twix? Rolo?
Pie.
(Boston Cream Pie.)
I’d name him Bowzer, cuz he looks a little like this guy…
In the first pic, the white on his muzzle resembles the “sword and spear of Mars” that make up the symbol for Male. So, Mars.
Because the puppy is a Terrierist, you could go for Bomber.
You could name him Daisy. That way, when he does something naughty, you could adopt the voice of an old Greek woman and say “Why you do dis to me Daisy?”
Or maybe it was funny just that one time.
How about Hershey?? Clark? Cadbury?
Hmm, obviously naming a dog is a difficult task. Probably far too difficult for you, really. You should send him to me instead and not worry about all the stress and responsibility of naming a dog. 
Squeee!
I vote for Poops.
Not as difficult as the naming of cats.
The Naming of Cats is a difficult matter. It isn’t just one of your holiday games.
Call him Dopey! (you’re a Doper, so it kinda works! Plus if he turns out to be “not so bright” you are all set! And if its a Smart dog - then the name is ironic!) Triple win!
Rolo is good.
Long ago there was a licorice candy named Nibs.
I have no suggestions, but I wish to be on record as stating that this picture is unjustifiably adorable.
You can’t! Inflicting the name of one of the douchiest of the douches ever is just cruelty!!!
I vote for stuffy, uptight old-man names for darling doggies:
Walter
Wilfrid
Albert
Jenkins
Meredith
Pops
Roger
Simon
I know a young (I think he’s about four months old now) Boston named Winston. I met him when he was eleven weeks old and I think at that age he was the single cutest thing I have ever seen. He’s still devastatingly adorable but about twice the size and he has that puppy energy and then some. Such a sweetie.
So I will add Winston to Ellen’s list of old man names.
The vet weighed the new puppy at 6 pounds 14 oz. I estimate 3 pounds of that to be Reese spittle.
So far, my wife is partial to the name “Carson” (for Harry Carson). But I’ll run these names by her.
