Awhile back...
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babynamesI posted asking for suggestions for a new name for the dog I was planning to adopt.
While I appreciated all your suggestions (they were great!)...
On the way home, both my co-pilots (boyfriend as well as best friend) had fallen asleep, which left only the poochie and I awake. I was talking to her, in order to get settled down and used to my voice, when I caught myself saying, "And from now on, I promise you'll have a beautiful life."
Thus, her name became "Vita Bella." "Beautiful life" in Italian. While most of the time, she goes simply by "Vita," I think it definitely fits her personality (she's full of life, that's for sure!), as well as her story of hardknocks that has now found a happy ending.
Thank you all!
While I appreciated all your suggestions (they were great!)...
On the way home, both my co-pilots (boyfriend as well as best friend) had fallen asleep, which left only the poochie and I awake. I was talking to her, in order to get settled down and used to my voice, when I caught myself saying, "And from now on, I promise you'll have a beautiful life."
Thus, her name became "Vita Bella." "Beautiful life" in Italian. While most of the time, she goes simply by "Vita," I think it definitely fits her personality (she's full of life, that's for sure!), as well as her story of hardknocks that has now found a happy ending.
Thank you all!
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Date: 2008-01-30 10:39 pm (UTC)She's gorgeous, and does look so good natured.
I don't buy into the 'bully breed' stuff; it's a dog's individual temperment and handling which matters. In my experience little dogs (especially terriers) often have worse attitudes than bigger/'scary' dogs.