Pet Names & numerology

[starlasue]

Hi

Alison or anyone know - When figuring pet names, do the numbers have different attributes than they do for humans? And, when you have a pet what name do you work up? My dog is Maggie but we actually named her Maggie Mae. Which name would be used in numerology?

Maggie comes up 33/6 while Maggie Mae is 7

I assume for pets, we don't use surnames - is that correct?. I have two or three books on numerology but there is very little said about pets. I bet there are lots of us interested in numerology that would like to know about our pets' (and future pet) names.

So many times we don't know their birthdates, but when we do is that helpful to work up? Her birthday calculates to 16/7

Bright Blessings

[AlisonBaughman]

Hi Starlasue
The meanings of the numbers stay the same for pets however you would simply look at the name you call the dog so Maggie would be the name to analyze.
Being a 33/6 Maggie would be very patient and very family orientated and probably very "in-tuned" to the needs of the family. For example, if someone is sick, she might not leave their side. She also would object if there is any arguing as harmony is important to her. ( maybe barking or getting upset in a doggie way)
She wants to please you and needs plenty of compliments.
She might also tend to be overweight so be careful with the treats,
Her 16/7 Lifepath does come into play too and might indicate that perhaps you adopted her or she had to start over with a new life. She should love the water and the outdoors though.
Normally when it comes to dogs, it is best not to over-analyze and just look to the name for their behaviors, personality and abilities.
One thing for sure is that she is a self-sacrificing dog who loves the family immensely.
Give her a hug for me
Alison

[starlasue]

Wow! You are a peach and you really pegged Maggie dead on. I have been working with numerology the past 8 weeks or so and becoming more and more fascintated with it. So I really appreciate your input!

I was interested in her numerology vibrations because I am seriously considering enrolling her in a therapy dog training program. I would like her to volunteer with me at Hospice. She is so good with people and loves the attention anybody gives her. Her small size and big heart would be awsome for the patients, I think. I think the 33/6 would indicate that might be an option for her.

Also, we want to travel with her and I was wondering what the numbers might indicate for that. Being a 7 would seem the indicate that she will be amenable to this as long as she is with family. Infact, I think she would be miserable to be left behind. Color-wise for leashes and sweaters - she looks awesome in red (6 vibration) and purple (7 vibration). These are two colors I rarely put on previous pets.

Being a 33/6 Maggie would be very patient and very family orientated and probably very "in-tuned" to the needs of the family. For example, if someone is sick, she might not leave their side. She also would object if there is any arguing as harmony is important to her. ( maybe barking or getting upset in a doggie way)

Absolutely. At 10 months old these traits are very apparent.

She wants to please you and needs plenty of compliments.

What dog doesn't! LOL But Maggie will do anything to get a bit of praise. I often say I think she lives to hear "good girl".

She might also tend to be overweight so be careful with the treats.

Since she hurt her knee and now with the cold, she isn't getting her walks in as much. I just said to hubby yesterday that we'll need to watch her weight until we can get her some consistent exercise. Now I will really keep an eye - thanks for the heads up.

Her 16/7 Lifepath does come into play too and might indicate that perhaps you adopted her or she had to start over with a new life.

The breeder let us bring her home at 10 weeks old and she was less than 2 pounds. Her siblings were twice her size and she wasn't eating well at all & putting weight on very slowly. As soon as she got home with us, all of that turned around pretty quickly - much to the breeder's and vet's amazement. Not sure if that is a stretch or not.

She should love the water and the outdoors though.

All 8 pounds of her loves both and if she can't get outside she wants to be where she can get to a window so she can keep an eye on things! One of her very favorite things is for me to fill the tub as full as I can and let her play in the water with some of her toys. She gets to do that once every two weeks or so. It is a blast to watch her. My hope is in the summer to find someone with a pool that will let her swim in it.

Thanks for answering this in such detail. I wasn't expecting that. Numerology is fascinating. And going forward without overanalysing, I will be giving thought to Numerology when I name pets. However, we have always had a long list of potential names for our pets and let the pets 'try them on'. They have always let us know who they are! So since that ain't broke I probably won't 'fix' it.

Interestingly on the line of picking names - we had a rescue dog whom we decided to rename. She survived despite some horrible abuses and cowered at her former name. I recently worked up her old name and her new name and they both were 9's. Why am I not surprised? And her new name had an unconventional spelling - Shilo. Had we added the 'h' at the end, it just would not have been anywhere near her awsome personality. She has crossed now, but she definitely has maintained a place in our hearts.

Alison, thanks again for sharing your knowledge with us.

Bright Blessings.

PS - Maggie sends back some puppy kisses.