kennel name or affix

[Leewilson85]

Hey guys

I am really Struggling to come up with a kennel name how did you all come up with your kennel names?

I would like to get any of the following in mine? Your help would be much appreciated

Lee
Wilson
Moore
Mia
Kye
Summer
Kilmacolm
Adam
Mick

Kind regards in advance

[HeidiK]

Not dogs, but when he had pigs, my dad registered them with the "Hortonsfield" affix. The "field" bit, is part of our farm name and the "Horton" bit is part of our village name. Playing with the names on your list:- Moorelee, Mickadam, Kyemia...

[Cambusvale]

My tuppence

Kyemia
Wilsonmoore
Leemia
Kyelee
Summerlee

[Canburne]

Elwinsole - an anagram of Lee Wilson

Now go and work mine out - the KC will not let you have any proper names or obvious place names.

[Strathcraig]

I find the origin of affixes fascinating.

Whatever you choose, I guarantee the KC will only let you have 6th choice lol

[Leewilson85]

Thanks guys this help is great I am currently on my 20th attempt being trying to get one accepted for about ten moths ha ha

[Cambusvale]

Jesus, I must be fortunate I got my prefix accepted first time, I used to have another same as my name on here and it was accepted first time as well. All mine were links to areas I trained or lived so no surnames. I had never given it much thought until this post stating how hard it is to get one accepted.

[trekmoor]

My prefix was "Trekmoor" until I let it expire because of how seldom I ever bred from my dogs. When I was thinking up a name I just thought that since I did a lot of training as I walked over moorlands I'd just ask for the prefix of "Trekmoor." I was allowed that name right away.

Wullie

[EssGrouse]

I asked "Amberquest" on here to think of one for me.....and he did haha.

Mulraven

[EssGrouse]

Lemore
KilMoore
Kilmick
MiaMoore