Please could you help name my new dog?

Are they the ones with bushy eyebrows? If so, how about Denis or Healey?

Thank you for all the suggestions I'm finding this really helpful. I live with my 2 grandsons who are six and so far they have suggested Lancelot, Percival and Digby.

I'm quite liking Otto and Colin so far from this thread.

Brody, Prince, Sidney

I think I remember being told that a dog should have a two syllable name. It responds better.

Panzer

Grandtantje65 I was thinking of Lupin Pooter rather than anything lupine!
However, I'm liking the German names that other Grans have suggested. It's nice to have something so pleasant to think about.

Charlie, William, Harry, Archie?

I like Digby Ethelthetank your grandson chose well.

Digby will be apt if he wrecks the lawn as most pups do!

Fritz

DS's neighbour's dogs are called Gnarls and Barkley.

Yes, Digby is great Ethelthetank. I've also heard that a two syllable name works better for responsiveness.

I wasn't aware that a two syllable name is better, thank you for that information it is very helpful

ninathenana

Craig & REBEL (Hallwood)
??

Perfect !!

Colin but i do like Angus also

I once had a neighbour with an Alsation cross called Deep. No idea why.

How about Whitty after Chris Whitty? He seems like a nice man. Or, of course, you could go for Boris - or Starmer if you are of the opposite persuasion?

Jake

What are the parents called? My latest Labrador is called Incy because her father is called Spyda! I had one years ago called Harmsway - because you had to try and keep everything edible out of harms way.

Percy
Oscar
Frank
Buddy
Ollie

Kofi

The parents are called Doris and Yoda.

Achilles

Towser

What about :

Lenny
Monty
Pablo
Baxter
Jedward

Digby definitely