I name dog anatomy parts. Why? There's no real reason to do such a thing other than the fact that it is cute. However, it is cute, so why not name dog anatomy parts? It's obviously a common thing since picture of dog anatomy and cat anatomy can be found on the Internet. There's a picture that has an arrow pointing to a cat's tail that calls it a "dandle." It says that it is short for "da handle." I think that works well for dogs, too. At least, it works for Toggle and Woofles.
The dog anatomy that comes to mind today is a snout. Woofles was the first dog to have special name for his snout. I wrote about this earlier. We decided that it was too cute to not have its own name so we called it a "Schnufle" or a "Schnoofle." (It's said the same way, the spelling just sometimes changes. The second one is obviously spelled closer to how it is said.)
Toggle doesn't have a special name for his snout. We call it a snout. However, sometimes, I called it a snoggle. This could get him confused with his command, "no swoggling," though.
Niblet's snout is so little that the other day my mom decided that his also needed a special name. Because of this, his snout is a snoutette.
Do you call any of your dog's anatomy or cat's anatomy special things? Let me know!
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