That wasn't the point. The cat is the one who has to live with the name.
Humans seem to have a lot of choices. With my cat Isis I had a list of names
for her when I adopted her. I told her the names I had and asked her which
one she liked. She seemed to like and respond to Isis. You might want to
give this a try and not think too human.

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> Did you choose your name??
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> Tony
Tony - 04 Sep 2003 18:42 GMT
Cat Protector Wrote
>That wasn't the point. The cat is the one who has to live with the name.
With my cat Isis I had a list of names for her when I adopted her. I told her
the names I had and asked her which
one she liked. She seemed to like and respond to Isis. You might want to
give this a try and not think too human.>
HUH?. You asked the Cat???????????
OK. When I get home from work the first thing I will do is ask the kitten if he
likes his new name. Its not gonna work though. I know he is going to be much
more interested in eating. If you could though give me a call on the phone and
I'll let you discuss this with the kitten.
Tony
Cat Protector - 04 Sep 2003 19:03 GMT
Yes. I actually asked the cat. Once again I will state that I had a whole
list of names for Isis and she chose her name and even told her the names I
had. She responded to Isis.

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> HUH?. You asked the Cat???????????
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William Hamblen - 05 Sep 2003 02:47 GMT
> ... The cat is the one who has to live with the name.
My cats never cared what you called them so long as you did not call
them late for dinner. The names usually ended up only as entries on the
veterinarian's charts and the cats became "the big boy", "the little
girl", etc. The only one that really earned a name was "Horrible",
who constantly squabbled with the others.