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View Poll Results: What should we name the puppy?
Balduin (bold friend) 0 0%
Wakeman (watchman) 0 0%
Garen (guardian) 0 0%
Kunz (loyal advisor) 0 0%
Wyne (good friend) 0 0%
Willem (protection) 0 0%
Varick (protector) 1 14.29%
Aegis (protector) 2 28.57%
Guinness (I think you know what that means) 3 42.86%
Other (please post alternate) 1 14.29%
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he's the color of guinness.
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he's the color of guinness.
Probably tastes about like it too! lol
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Probably tastes about like it too! lol
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everyone knows O'Nut loves Guinness! (and I mean REAL Guinness, not that poo they brew down here)

Dad also thought he was the colour of Guinness.

Right now, I'm leaning towards Varick for his registered name ("Breeder's Varick of Orthonut's Kennel") and just letting dad call him Guinness.

BTW, the command for bite is not "HIT" just in case you're thinking of trying it with the next MWD you come across lol.
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He looks like a baby wolf to me, so Atto (German for noble wolf), Rafe (English for wise wolf), Varg (Norwegian name for wolf), or Shoemowetochawcawewahcatowe (Cheyenne for high-backed wolf).
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