Hi I'm getting a blonde labradoodle puppy (as you may know) and we've decided on the names Dakota(because we are getting him from South Dakota) or Diesel (because that is his dad's name. Im wondering about other people's opinions, what do you guuys like more? Diesel Or Dakota?:D

Dakota's cool..

Dakota as it is a very good song by the Steriophonics.

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Originally Posted by xanne_818

dakota's cool..

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for a Diesels cool for a dog!! :)

The service dog schools I work with like 2 sylable names. I think Diesel works with most commands, ''Diesel, sit!''

Oh, I forgot, see the stcky at https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/dogs/i...tml#post251802

I like both but for a lab/poodle mix and blonde... hmmm Dakota definitely :p Either way gl with your new pup!

What are you going to name him when he grows up? <G>

When I was naming my dog, I thought about if I lost him, what would sound the least stupid screaming his name in the middle of the street. Hope that helps.

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Originally Posted by hello4397

hi im getting a blonde labradoodle puppy (as you may know) and we've decided on the names Dakota(because we are getting him from South Dakota) or Diesel (because that is his dad's name. Im wondering about other people's opinions, what do you guuys like more?, Diesel Or Dakota?:D

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I like Dakota. My own dogs name has three syllables and tends to get shortened in some situations. This hasn't confused the dog. If you need to do that 'Kota' still sounds good.

Dogs like hard consonants. I vote for Dakota.

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Originally Posted by Jenny1001

I like Dakota. My own dogs name has three syllables and tends to get shortened in some situations. This hasn't confused the dog. If you need to do that 'Kota' still sounds good.

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Yeah dogs can respond to lots of names. My dog would respond to oi smelly! And bramblebum. :D