How did you pick your kennel name? - Page 2

Vaiva · 08-04-2010, 13:32

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Originally Posted by wolfin

i have "Girios dvasia"- "Forest ghost"

To be more exact in translation - "Spirit of the Forest"

wolfin · 08-04-2010, 13:46

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Originally Posted by Vaiva

To be more exact in translation - "Spirit of the Forest"

both variant are nice

Mikael · 08-04-2010, 18:53

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Originally Posted by FreierFranke

My breeding name is "Midgardhus"

Derived from the nordic mythology.
Midgard = The wolrd in whitch the humans live.
Hus = Is Swedish and mean house, farm, homestead

The names from my dogs:
Bragi von der Wolfsschleife
Freya zlatá Palz
Ayla Midgardhus

Greetings
Markus

Cool name

Midgård is now also the name of many Swedish village´s and a TV series
( Hem till Midgård = Home to Midgård )

Best regards / Mikael

yukidomari · 08-04-2010, 22:17

Very neat topic!

Gypsy Wolf · 09-04-2010, 00:28

Our kennel name is "Casa del Mango" - in Spanish it translates to "house of the Mango." "Mango" was my very first working dog - a gorgeous, hard, smart Belgian Malinois who will always be a benchmark - and I wanted to honor her memory. My father is an immigrant from Argentina who married an American, so I also honor part of my heritage by using Spanish for my kennel name. And as I live in South Florida, it seems appropriate.
Everytime I think of Mango's name being part of my dogs' names, I smile - a part of her lives on in them and in me...

mijke · 09-04-2010, 10:45

Ursidae-Stee

Because I did move a lot in my life, it was not useful to use connection with any name of an area!

I did start breeding with bearlike type of dogs that is why I choose the name Ursidae (bears are mammals of the family Ursidae)
And now it is funny to use it with a wink to wolfdogs

Stee is a very old Dutch word and it has several meanings like: place, city, house, farm

Teshi · 09-04-2010, 16:05

I is not been easy to find a name.

Something with the name Wolf?

Something from the fantasy world?

I have long pondered and searched for new names.

I decided then to the place where we live. Westerode is a place for farmers and we were well received here with our dogs.

LG Franziska

z Peronówki · 15-04-2010, 14:58

At the beginning we were considering different names for our kennel. First ones were in Latin. Unfortunately most "Lupus" had already been used by Siberians and Malamutes. Others simply did not match the breed with practically no past. Therefore, there came the time of English names. After the short consideration we came to conclusion that the names we found the prettiest, English-speaking person would find nothing special. The next step then were our own proposals. But soon the problem occurred. Whatever we invented apparently already existed: if not in Poland, in United Kingdom, USA or Australia then. And we so much wanted to be original! Finally, we came back to Polish that we initially turned down. One of the most important arguments was the similarity of Polish, Czech and Slovakian languages, and Czechoslovakia was a homeland of Wolfdog. Since that moment our hesitation finished – the name was to be "z Peronówki" (Peronowka is the old polish style to call the house of a family basing on its name). So where ever we move our house will be always called "Peronowka".

09-04-2010, 10:45	#26
mijke Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Warnsveld Posts: 2,033	Ursidae-Stee Because I did move a lot in my life, it was not useful to use connection with any name of an area! I did start breeding with bearlike type of dogs that is why I choose the name Ursidae (bears are mammals of the family Ursidae) And now it is funny to use it with a wink to wolfdogs Stee is a very old Dutch word and it has several meanings like: place, city, house, farm __________________ Vriendelijke groeten, Mijke PS: I am not a moderator anymore!!

09-04-2010, 16:05	#27
Teshi Mutti Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: NRW Posts: 181	I is not been easy to find a name. Something with the name Wolf? Something from the fantasy world? I have long pondered and searched for new names. I decided then to the place where we live. Westerode is a place for farmers and we were well received here with our dogs. LG Franziska __________________ Neid muss man sich erarbeiten, Mitleid bekommt man geschenkt.

15-04-2010, 14:58	#28
z Peronówki VIP Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Późna Posts: 6,995	At the beginning we were considering different names for our kennel. First ones were in Latin. Unfortunately most "Lupus" had already been used by Siberians and Malamutes. Others simply did not match the breed with practically no past. Therefore, there came the time of English names. After the short consideration we came to conclusion that the names we found the prettiest, English-speaking person would find nothing special. The next step then were our own proposals. But soon the problem occurred. Whatever we invented apparently already existed: if not in Poland, in United Kingdom, USA or Australia then. And we so much wanted to be original! Finally, we came back to Polish that we initially turned down. One of the most important arguments was the similarity of Polish, Czech and Slovakian languages, and Czechoslovakia was a homeland of Wolfdog. Since that moment our hesitation finished – the name was to be "z Peronówki" (Peronowka is the old polish style to call the house of a family basing on its name). So where ever we move our house will be always called "Peronowka". __________________ . 'Z PERONÓWKI' FACEBOOK GROUP

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08-04-2010, 22:17	#24
yukidomari Moderator Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Los Angeles CA Posts: 847	Very neat topic!

09-04-2010, 00:28	#25
Gypsy Wolf Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Florida & Minnesota U.S. Posts: 252	Our kennel name is "Casa del Mango" - in Spanish it translates to "house of the Mango." "Mango" was my very first working dog - a gorgeous, hard, smart Belgian Malinois who will always be a benchmark - and I wanted to honor her memory. My father is an immigrant from Argentina who married an American, so I also honor part of my heritage by using Spanish for my kennel name. And as I live in South Florida, it seems appropriate. Everytime I think of Mango's name being part of my dogs' names, I smile - a part of her lives on in them and in me...