A pet called "Vatican"?

[Anglewannabe]

I guess I just don’t understand your objection. I think it’s a lovely name.

Well, I guess to each their own

 

[pianistclare]

It’s a pretty common Spanish name–Trinidad–for men. I have yet to meet one who has a problem being called “Trini”.

That’s true. I have 2 cousins, one male onw female: Both named Trini

 

[Xantippe]

No, dogs should all he named “anathema” if you want the Catholic theme…
Shout out to Patrick coffin for that pun…

That is fantastic.

 

[Toussaint]

Good morning.

Thank you for your answers - I didn’t expect so many.

I’d like to call my future pet Vatican for I’d like it to have a name which is linked to catholicism (don’t worry I think about having a cat or a dog, no eccentricities ! ) - I think that naming it after a saint isn’t very appropriate, but perhaps am I wrong ? (If I am, then I thought about Boniface, which means “good fate” - I think about getting it from a shelter, therefore this name would fit very nicely )

(I like Vaticat )

God bless you.

 

[John_Lazarus]

Vatican is just the name of a hill. No worse than naming the pooch Palatine, Capitoline or Esquiline.

As long as it’s not Palpatine.

May the Fourth be with you.

 

[John_Lazarus]

If it’s a cat, how about Vaticat? That might work for our nameless kitty, since we’ve always called our cats Catlicks.

Avoid that route for canines, though, they tend to be Orthodogs.

 

[Crusaderbear]

Name the dog Dogma! Or Dogpa if its mcale