April 18, 2006
Well, we’ve found a beautiful little Dalmatian boy puppy to call our own. He’s a show quality dog and we’d be back on the show circuit but the great thing is, it’s year round in NY where as in California, it’s only in the Summer. Figure that out. That makes it much easier to show a dog.
All the puppies at Erin Dalmatians were so sweet and cute and this little guy is very well put together. He’ll be a champ for sure.
We’re trying to name him. So, here’s your chance. Submit your names. If you come up with the winning name, you get a free hot cocoa! Or cold cocoa. Or just some cocoa! If you can even come up with a name that we haven’t thought of. In any case, we’ll have a new inn dog. Yeah!
Here he is! For more pictures, go to Kim’s Crazy By Design Blog!
What a cute puppy!
What a champ!
Greenville Arms Sir LaPolla
Greenville Arms Dark Chocolate Decadence
Greenville Arms Picasso
Gosh he’s cute. Can’t wait to see you at Westminster!!
teri
Good looking pup!
Tom
Top-Dog
http://www.pupspot.com
Meteor or Comet!
-cm
All great names. We are leaning towards Roarke or Hudson. Probably Hudson.
He is a good looking dog. We can’t wait to start showing him. He’s also very cute. It’ll be nice having a puppy round the house.
Keep those cards and letters coming.
BTW, his show name will probably be something like Erin’s Rusty Spotted-R. Rusty Spotted-R is our kennel name.
Ooops. Kim reminds me our kennel name is actually Spotted-R and Rusty was Spot’s name. So, his show name was Calico’s Rusty Spotted-R. So, his name will probably be something like Spotted-R Erin’s Hudson or something like that.
Roarke….sounds to me like someone there reads JD Robb……
teri
Ok, how about “Hot Spot”
You know, dalmation/fire engine = fire = hot; spot = well, …
Yer cousin is a gene-yus!
-cm’ster
Indeed, I just finished Memory in Death. Kim is somewhere in the middle of the series.
Hot spot? Well, that might work. Our last pup, a ridgeback, was Spot.
I think we’ll probably go with Hudson and a show name of…?
How about Erin’s Hudson Art Top Chef?
Kim wants to change the kennel name. So it may be changed to Hudson Art Kennels or maybe, Sweet Spot, Noble Fur, Noble, Noble Art, Art Spot, who knows at this point?
Ok, how about “Hudson Hot Spot”
Hot Spot rhymes and rolls off the tongue well. “Hudson” adds a bit of aliteration to the mix.
Yeah, I like it. Gene-yuses Hue-knight!
-cm a’gin
Supa Genius!
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