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That, Willie, is about the best Stihl foto, I've seen. Send it to them and suggest they exchange those cheap women in their calenders for dogs.

Difference is, them's real names, not some French cock up about wood. Are you related to Jack BTW?

That is really very close.

Like you'd say: the Thai in " Thai stick" then put a long s on the end. That sibilant S makes it an easy name for the dog to hear. I usually have 2-3 dogs at the time, and it is important that the names are different enough in sound that they can't confuse the dogs. All mine were/are named...

Sure made those kids happy, Willie:) I've always used single syllable names, because they make calling the dog in easier. My estranged brother has 3 kids called: Sebastian, Christopher and Alexander. You'd have to take a few deep breaths before calling them in for supper. Spot seems to fit...