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PET NAME BOOKS

 

The Best Pet Name Book Ever!
by Wayne Bryant Eldridge, Tom Kerr (Illustrator)

A pet's name should say something about the animals that possesses it. It should also say something about the owner who chose the name. This new and expanded edition of this popular reference suggests more than 3,000 names from categories such as film and TV personalities, historical figures, mythology, and cartoon characters. Amusing illustrations throughout.  

 




The Complete Book of Pet Names: An Aspca Book
by George Greenfield (Editor) (Paperback - April 1997)
An Amazon.com reviewer:
Having lived with pets all my life, I was a bit astonished that anyone might need a book to help come up with a name for a pet (much less, write such a book!). And yet, here's an entertaining and informative book with lots of historical tidbits, wonderful stories about how people came up the with their own pets' names, a good bit of common-sense pet care information, dos and don'ts, and great pictures of people and their diverse animal friends. All in all, a lot of fun for anyone who enjoys pets of any kind.
 

What's Its Name? 1000 Ways to Dub Your Dog
by John Gordon (Paperback)


From Apollo to Xerox, Abby to Toss, Baggins to Zulu and Haka to Puluto, What's Its Name is surely the most extensive list of dog names ever published - and certainly the most tongue-in-cheek. But among John Gordon's typically absurd similes, excruciatingly bad puns and gentle leg pulling there is a deep underlying affection for dogs of all shapes, sizes and breeds, and the various traits, physical and mental, that they can exhibit.
Above all, the 1600 plus names are a useful guide to people seeking inspiration in finding the right moniker for their mutt. In all but a few cases, there's an explanation of the meaning, relevance and history of the name. For all those who love dogs, and those who just keep books about them (much quieter and don't need feeding), this delightful book is a must.

 

 

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From Ace to Zummo
by Ellin Dodge (Paperback: 188 pages; Publisher: Fireside; November 26, 2002)

Your pet's name reflects to a great degree its personality. Renowned numerologist Ellin Dodge teaches you how to analyze the name of your cat or dog (or even yourself!) according to numerology rules, methods, and techniques she has designed.
From Ace to Zummo includes more than 2,500 names listed alphabetically, plus specific and accurate personality portraits, including the pet's:
• challenges
• best collar and accessory color
• energy level
• favorite toys
• compatibility with children
Whether you're looking for a name for a new pet or are curious about the meaning behind your current pet's name, From Ace to Zummo offers charming yet practical insight into your beloved pet, be it a poodle, a Persian, or even a person.

 

 

 

 

 

$ 8.00   Prices subject to change
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The All-Breed Dictionary of Unusual Names
by Gloria Jarrett (Paperback - January 1988)

"Irreplacable reference for any hobby exhibitor of animals"
An Amazon.com reviewer:
This book is one that has been handed down to me by old-time breeders of pedigreed dogs. I now am doing the same. The contents, phrases and ideas in this book provide innumerable names for the exhibitor of any pedigreed animal. Searching for "catchy" names for your next darling show prospect is often times fraught with frustrations. This book will help you and guide you to that perfect nomicker whether you have a pet or show animal. It contains unusual one word names and their countries of origin, as well as short phrases that can capture physical as well as behavioral attributes. 

 

 

$ 15.95   Prices subject to change
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MORE PET NAME BOOKS...


Russian Names for Russian Dogs
by Irene H. Zerebko (Hardcover - December 1985)

 

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Ancient Egyptian Names for Dogs
by Kay Durr (Paperback - December 1996)

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Chinese Names for Oriental Dogs
by Will C. Mooney (Hardcover - June 1975)

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Magyar Names for Hungarian Dogs
by Jackie Isabell, Irene H. Zerebko (Hardcover - October 1994)
 

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