Freya had her pups on Valentines Day (as many will know from my panicy posts!) and we are now trying to think of names relevant to that day.  Freya is actually a Scandanavian godess of love, so it was quite apt that she whelped on 14th Feb!  We currently have Aphrodite, Cupids Bow and Cassanova, but we are getting stuck now - we need names for 11 pups in all so any sugestions would be much appreciated!

Are you looking for Kennel Names or pet names - if kennel name how about Be My Valentine?

Films ...

Shirley Valentine
My Funny Valentine

freya is a norse god of love she is also a fertilaty goddess( i also have a freya) if you type in greek gods in google they will give you a list and the meaning of the name there are loads to choose from

A bid from the Scandanavian team here!
Elske / Elsker
Norwegian for Love :D :D
Lovely news good luck! :D

Evig Elske
Eternal Love :D

ok so we're not a poetic language :rolleyes:
How about:
'Starstruck Lover' :)
or the beatles
'Love me do'
:D Ooooh this is fun!!

HuskyGal are you Norwegian? I'm just curious, because it doesn't sound to me that "love" in THAT form should be elske in Norwegian. Elske/älska in Swedish and in Danish, which of course is very similar to Norwegian means the act TO love. But "love" as in eternal love would be "kärlek" in Swedish and a very similar word (although I can't remember the spelling) in Danish, which is why I am wondering if it shouldn't be similar in Norwegian as well  -2 different words depending on what it is used for. In Swedish "Evig Älska" would be incorerct and sound most odd, it should be Evig Kärlek.

how verrrrrrry dare you! ;) lol.
My surname is Olstead, I was born in Trondheim but shipped over here at age 3 by parents, so a very non the less estranged Norwegian but visit grandparents every year. :(
        I see your point though, but we have that inscription in our engagement rings that were made David Andersen in Oslo..I sure he's have put me straight. ;) (he has Efkva Attlings work in his shop,BTW,I was tempted. I wouldve had the inscription in swedish then!)
    If I was saying to my OH that I loved him I'd use Kjeareste :)
Can I step down from the dock now? ;) ;)

I understad HuskyGal, and please forgive me if I seemed off as it was never the intention -I didn't mean any offence at all, I was genuinely curious as to if you were Norwegian. I have a friend who isn't Swedish but names her animals in Swedish and sometimes it ends up being wrong and sounds a bit silly and I just wanted to make sure it was correct -my fault, I only have basic understanding of Norwegian as I am Swedish. :)

Love at First Sight
Sealed With A Kiss

I am looking for kennel names, and all your suggestions are great :D  Keep them coming...........!

lovejoy
romeo
sweetheart
valantino
karma sutra
braveheart
be mine
cuboard love
cupids arrow
secret admirer
loved up
lady in red
queen of hearts

Prem (male) Prema (female) means love in India (I htink I am remembering that right)..

How about Casanova!

Amore or l'amour :)

Goddesses & gods of love
Aidin - celtic goddess
Amon - Egyptian god
Amor - Roman god
Anahita - persian goddess
Anteros - Greek god
Apis - Egyptian god
Ashur - Assyrian god
Bau - Sumerian god
Diana - roman goddess
Eros - greek god
Flora - Roman goddess
Frey - scandanavian goddess
Freya - germanuc goddess
Hebe - greek goddess
Indra - vedic god
Maia - roman goddess
Rhea - greek goddess :D

what about a nice cocktail - Sex on the Beach :) :)

I can just imagine the commentators on Crufts with that one

How about:
A dozen red roses
Wo ai ni ("I love you" in Chinese)
Loves me, loves me not
Moonlight serenade

Funny Valentine
Moonlight 'n' Roses
Smoochy Poochy

Love spell
Puppy love
Love is in the air
Love letter
Love struck

loveitt

Kiss

:rolleyes:Heart's Desire  as if anyone could turn down a pup
BTW I love the name Eros too!  Greek god of love

Wow!  What a joy to name them all.
Maybe after romantic places that matter to you - mine would all be Italian cities.
Or films/songs/lines from love poems (Shakespeare's Sonnets - Summer's Day; More temparate; Powerful rhyme; Ever fixed mark; My mistress' eyes . . . I could go on) or some John Donne poetry (Songs and Sonets) is so evocative - Seven Sleeper's Den for example..