I don't know why I do this since I never call my sons ...my daughters. ...and if I did, I'd correct myself. As I do when I'm screaming names. And before him, there were only female animals (including the cats) in the house, so I guess I never screwed up. As a result, I've come to realize that Mequpak may have to have a sex change. My husband doesn't mind me calling Yuki a boy. |
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| I call all my pets, good girl, the guinea pig isnt, nor is the canary, they dont mind! as long as I feed them...x |
| Yuki's just a very butch girl, that's all I confuse the heck out of my customers, sometimes, because I tend to assign gender to each of my art pieces |
| Haha! You're going to give that puppy a complex!
EVERYONE (including Dave) calls Marley a boy! It drives me crazy! Dave's whole family, my family, our friends... I think everyone thinks she's a boy! She has the longest eyelashes and is such a sweet little thing too, nothing butch about that girl! |
| I always call my dogs, "the girls", even Pirate. Pirate doesn't seem to mind. I think he is very secure with his sexuality! |
| All of my pack are girls so I refer to them as "the girls." I have recently, however, started calling them by the wrong name when I'm trying to correct or get their attention. |
| Mine are the "guys".....50% right. |
| Collectively, I call them "the kids" or "the wigglebums", so no gender issues there.
I have noticed lately, though, that I'm channeling my grandmother. I call all the names of each child while trying to get one's attention. I call Beaureguard by Connor's name and Genevieve by Hayley's name or vice versa. |
| Everyone seems to think that they're girls when we go out thanks to the ponytails. |
| Having females for many moons poor syd mommy gets muddled up Grooming well that different there is more underneath so definately no mistakes there !!. especially de-matting the equipment |
| I'm sure Murphy has an identity crisis a time or two, one of his many names is Shaggy Maggie. |
| I don't confuse genders, but because we named her Sammie and because she's a big dog, most people assume she's a boy when they first meet her. |
| When we go walking, everyone calls Asterisk a boy (despite the fact that I walk her with a bright pink collar, halter, and leash). I think most people attribute a big, hairy dog with being a boy.
On the reverse, however, most people think Wendel is a girl because of his bright blue eyes (despite the fact that I walk him with a bright blue collar, halter, and leash). Unless you're color blind (which Josh is) then I just don't get it! |
| Ours are all boys, except Maggie.
I get the opposite with Chewie. They see the big hairy dog with a topknot and think he's a girl..... I say - "come on boys....and Maggie!" when they go outside. |
| funny everywhere we go they call my boys girls my pup dreamer acts so much like a girl i have to still check his parts |
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