looking for suggestions for pups names that are 'snow orientated>
Decided on theme as they arrived during the snow fall. One little girl arrived when Mum went out to wee so we called her 'Snowdrop' (LOL)
Other suggestions so far Snow queen,snowball,snowstorm,snow crystal,snow maiden,snowman, let it snow,snowflake,snow is falling,
Any ideas greatly appreciated :)

Why Snowy ! :rolleyes:: jp.

mine were born on dec 18th 1999 the last snow of the centuary so i did the same not a good theme when they were liver and black in colour and fcr
here gos
it got snow strom,snow dust,snow blizzard,snow shadow,snow falcon.snow leopard,snow fox for the boy
snow poppy snow lily the best one is snow blerone which i kept which is the white choclate of torblerone, for the girls

other
snow flake
snow king and queen
snow breeze
snow cloud
snow cap
snow tiger
snow goose
snow bell
snow drop

snow white !

'Sno Joke??
:D

Margot

Snow Princess
and
Snow Prince

Snow Angel

(I'm going to be playing those in Feb because I'm going skiing and not had any lessons :D)

Snow leopard
Blizzard
Snowdrift

:D  Margot

Flake

snowman
snowball

Ice
or
Crystal
I have an Ice Crystal.

Have we said snow flurry or how about snowglobe?

my boys litter were all snow (dont know why cos they are irish setters born in october ) he is Snow Leopard, others were Snow Patrol, Snow Bunting, snowy owl - I cant remember the rest.  When the breeder said can you think of any "snow" names my OH turned round and said "yellow snow" :o

Does there actually have to be the word "snow" in the name?

Chinook - a warm western wind, in Canada, that melts the snow.
Klister - soft wax for cross country skiing (xc ski) in very warm snow.  (brown klister is what we xc ski people call dog poop on the trail.)
Stride - xc ski term
Glide - xc ski term
Kick - xc ski term
Igloo
Quinze - similar to above but made by piling snow up then digging a hole into the pile.  A big enough hole to sleep in.
Polar
Aurora and Borealis - as in northern lights, seen most easily and brightly in northern latitudes though not directly related to snow.

I wonder if there is an Inuit dictionary on the web?  I've heard it said that the Innu have over 300 words to describe snow.

How about Edelweiss? You know the words of the song.......'Blossom of snow may you bloom and grow'