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What should I name my Wolf plush?

I think you should keep it simple. Wolves don't think like people, so a complicated name might confuse her. You might find it easier to start from the audiophile side. Take a piece of gear and transform it. Possible examples would include names like tweetara or tweetheart. If they weren't so unpopular on AK, I would suggest something like LoBose. What are your favorite brand names of gear? Maybe something like Altecca. Or Polka. How about something simple from a favorite song? Like Josie, or Wild Thing.
 
Wolves come from the mammal family of lycosidae.....

Lycosidae

Lycosady

Sady.....rhymes with lady !

Sady was a popular women’s nickname back in the day and used in old Hollywood classic films.

Or....you could go with Lady, a popular female dogs name !!

Disney had a popular animated move with cartoon dogs....Lady and The Tramp !

You should check it out....
 
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Djcoolray said:
I’m sorry, but the teddy bear thing is quite historic in North America and you would be surprised as in which great men hung on to their teddy bears throughout their lives.
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Any examples? I have never heard of or known any men who hung on to their teddy bears. I'm sure there are a few, but it must be rare?
 
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Any examples? I have never heard of or known any men who hung on to their teddy bears. I'm sure there are a few, but it must be rare?
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Theodore Roosevelt.....and publicity known at that time, and the reason why the stuffed animal was so popular in the fifties and sixties. Then the nickname for Theodore.....is Teddy !!!

I’m kind of a history nut...

He and his wife actually made stuffed animals so he could deal with the pressures of his responsibilities !
 
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Hey kid, it ain't audio-related (as far as I know) but you could go all "Slavic" and call it "VOLK" or feminize it to "VOLCHKA"? (wait - "VOLK" is almost ... "VOLT") So how about "VOLTCHKA"?
 
Djcoolray said:
Theodore Roosevelt.....and publicity none at that time, and the reason why the stuffed animal was so popular in the fifties and sixties. Then the nickname for Theodore.....is Teddy !!!

I’m kind of a history nut...

He and his wife actually made stuffed animals so he could deal with the pressures of his responsibilities !
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I did know of Roosevelt and the Teddy Bear being named after him. One of the best marketing ploys in history. Any others your aware of? I just don't think it is common/normal for men to grow up cherishing their childhood stuffed animal. I also realize Romeo is not an adult yet. At some point most people get weened.
 
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