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SQUEEKY as in a Scotsmans Wallet lol
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tjlglass wrote:SQUEEKY as in a Scotsmans Wallet lol
Yes Tim and i will remind you how squeeky it is next time we are in negotiations!! :lol:
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motorman wrote:
tjlglass wrote:SQUEEKY as in a Scotsmans Wallet lol
Yes Tim and i will remind you how squeeky it is next time we are in negotiations!! :lol:
:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Hello Greg,
If you are looking for a name with Scottish, English and USA connection.
Albion may be suitable.
Scottish built, later American owned, has Lesney connection, it covers it all.

And when speaking to the pup:
Albion for formal introductions
Albi for short
Albion Chieftain Davis 51a for when the puppy has dug first prize plant out of garden
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Fat Bastard? Maybe I've seen too many Austin Powers movies.
It might be time to start my "Bucket List."
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Tinman wrote:Fat Bastard? Maybe I've seen too many Austin Powers movies.
:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Tinman wrote:Fat Bastard? Maybe I've seen too many Austin Powers movies.
No Tinman, after a winter of slothful indulgence, more likely me than the puppy who qualifies for that moniker! :lol:
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yellowfoden wrote:Hello Greg,
If you are looking for a name with Scottish, English and USA connection.
Albion may be suitable.
Scottish built, later American owned, has Lesney connection, it covers it all.

And when speaking to the pup:
Albion for formal introductions
Albi for short
Albion Chieftain Davis 51a for when the puppy has dug first prize plant out of garden
Very creative! I like this one! What are the proper phonetics? Al-bee-un? All-bee-un?
Wikipedia says 'Albion' is the earliest known word for the island of Great Britain and apparently the etymology traces back to a root meaning of "white". Seen today in words like "albino". Perhaps they think, the white cliffs of Dover. Perhaps a better name for a West Highland Terrier ......or......... maybe a Scottish Terrier with a wheaten coat! Yes, that would work!
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It would sound
Al bee on
Or Al bee for the short version
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All this beating about the Bush! Our Scots Terrier was called "Scotty"

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