have you ever wondered

[ridingfamily4]

what your pet has named you? :@

[pulsar]

I know that she knows my name is Tom. We've had many people test her with, "Find Tom" or "Find Sarah."

But privately, what name would she use? I'm sure that has changed over the years. We've done a lot of training and competing together - tracking, agility, obedience - and a lot of playing. I hope she would think of me as a partner, as I do her.

Tom

[AZPops]

Don't think Calvin wants me to know what he calls me. He likes eating. ... :R


Pops

[Pawz4me]

CA POPPY wrote:
That's easy, same as my two legged kids call me: MOM!!!!!

Yes. Except I'm totally convinced the pets have their own preferred version depending on species. The cats use the more formal "Mother" while the dog prefers the more casual and juvenile "Mommer." 😉

[BCSnob]

Sheepman

[Old-Biscuit]

Maggie would give me that 'look' and I knew dang well what she was thinking


"Bonehead!"

[CA_POPPY]

That's easy, same as my two legged kids call me: MOM!!!!!

[IAMICHABOD]

My Aussie always called me Ralph,but only at suppertime.

[D_E_Bishop]

My cat Spike probably call me lucky, lucky to have him to care for and lucky that I fed him often enough that he didn't have to tear my hand off. Whatever it was, I was lucky enough to have him for 18 years.

[Dog_Folks]

Staff

[toedtoes]

As long as it's not "food", "dinner", "snack", "toilet", etc., then I'm OK.

[1492]

Since I got all my cats when they were little kittens, my last just 4-5 weeks old rescue, they likely thought I was their "mommy"? Even-though, I'm a guy. :B

[GMandJM]

Minion

[brewjaz]

My name is probably "Maid".