[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

Although it's a German breed, I'd stay away from Adolph.

But, you could name him Hamburg after the town so people won't call him a hot dog.

[maryj]

How about Guinness?

[Bonnevie]

I read that the old time dog names are rare now, so I'd name him Fido.

[GeoGeo]

Originally Posted by CFrance

Maybe they're waiting for him to reveal his own name.

I thought the same thing, but all that he has revealed is words that I can't post here.

[GeoGeo]

Originally Posted by Dr Winston O Boogie jr

But, you could name him Hamburg after the town so people won't call him a hot dog.

LOL That's a good one.

[graciegirl]

John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt.




That's my name toooooooooo.

[GeoGeo]

Originally Posted by jblum315

Digger

Thanks for the name suggestion of Digger. Sounds like maybe you had a negative experience with a dachshund in the past. LOL

[GeoGeo]

Originally Posted by kittygilchrist

name him Boxer so he will grow up believing he has legs. And everyone will laugh when they first hear his name.

That's a good one. I thought about some names that sounded like big dog names. Little dachshunds think they are big dogs anyway.

[GeoGeo]

Originally Posted by redwitch

Nameless

Redwitch,

I think your suggestion would solve their problem. Just call him Nameless, as that IS what he is.

[GeoGeo]

Well, none of us are the winner in this naming contest. They didn't come up with a name for the new grandpuppy. Nothing seemed to fit. So the decision was that they are going to call the puppy Rebel, which was the name the original owner had called him.

Thanks for all the great suggestions, though.