In families where pets live constantly and not in one generation, nicknames come to them easily, is simple and habitual: there are certain skills, understanding of an animal, experience of communication with it. Much more difficult this question for those who for the first time brought home a small fluffy lump looks.
Instruction
1. Any general, officially and publicly introduced rules of the name of cats and cats do not exist. On established practices, only breeders of thoroughbred animals follow certain rules, and they are they extend only to this concrete club. Therefore if you buy a thoroughbred kitten in a certain club, from a certain manufacturer, with the documents confirming a family tree of an elite animal, then at the same manufacturer do not forget to take an interest – as to you to call the acquisition.
2. In clubs it is accepted that all animals of one dung are called so that all names began with one letter. But with what? At all manufacturers "alphabet" is established: someone reduced a dung of different breeds in one alphabet, and, say, the issue "Scottish lop-eared" will be called on "And". And next day the Persian kitty was poured – all names will be on "B". Other manufacturers for each breed have the alphabet.
3. What to do in case you bought a kitten in pet-shop or received as a gift from friends, just picked up the freezing animal on the street? Of course, how to call the Persian or the Siberian long-haired kitty, a simple not purebred cat – matter of taste and addictions of each owner of an animal. Though several councils can be sounded.
4. The name of an animal to a degree has to be unique, applicable to this kitten. It can be a mention character, habits, and then the nickname itself will be.
5. On the Internet there is a curious opinion in this respect. On the question "How to Call the Persian" - one lady suggested to call the Persian cats on names of ancient Persian emperors: Sosipater, Valtasar, Ashurbanipal or Tiglatpalasar. Of course, matter of taste and addictions. Probably, such names of favourite pets too "have the right to be".