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What are good names for fawn colored dogs?
Buffy
What is some good names to name a Siamese cat?
It all depends on what the cat or kitten looks like. If it is grey, name it Ashes or something. If it's black, name it Charcoal or Star. If the cat/kitten is white, it could be named Cloud or Silver. Naming a cat based on its personality is also a very viable option. A good name for any cat/kittenis Fuzzball. People have different opinions, so you may not like any of these. Listed below are other possible names: Black Kittens: Charcoal Star Dream Nighttime Twilight Sky Blackie Shadow White Kittens: Silver Marshmellow Cloud Sparkle Sugar Shimmer Daimond Crystal Jewel Grey Kittens: Dusty Gray Ashes Any Color: LuLu Fuzzball Daisey Gem Lilly Rose Amber Sarah Those are only a few names. If can't find a name you like, search "kitten names". I did and found awesome names for my new cat, and one of them I liked so much I named my cat that.
Did Siamese cats come from Italy?
NO! I think the name SIAMese gives you a good clue as to their origin. They come from Siam, which is now called Thailand
Was Harold godwinson a good fighter?
no he where a great fighter
Is georges st-pierre a good ufc fighter?
he is a really good fighter small but mighty
What do Siamese Kitten eat?
regular kittenfood P.S. good luck
Why do Siamese cats have darker regions of fur near their face and paws?
That's a good question, truthfully nobody knows but the Siamese points are beautiful arn't they.
How do you be a good fighter?
You can train as a fighter in a gym then go to fighting places and be afighter as you like But I Dont
Which is good fighter Doberman or rottweiler?
Lizards
Was Henry ii a good fighter?
yes he was
Is Aussie conditioner good for colored hair?
Aussie is excelent for colored hair!
What does the term alpha jacken translate to in the English language?
The term alpha jacken translates to the best fighter. This is used when discussing how good a fighter is. An alpha fighter is a much better fighter than others.
