Nomen est omen - nimi on enne. Names are really important to me. Every name of the dogs bred by me are either Japanese words or baby names. Even though I thinks I'm the only one it matters, I also choose what kanji characters are used in a name if it's a baby name. In Japanese a name can have multiple meanings depending on what characters are used.

Here I have gathered all the names and their meanings and stories behind them.

Y-Litter

First letter 'Y' for the first syllable of Sada's register name "Yo-Tai-Mi'

male	Youjinbou	hired bodyguard
female	Yakusoku	Promise (I wanted her to be a promising addition for my breeding program)

T-litter

All the names begin with 'Taibou No'. First letter 'T' for the second syllable of Sada's register name "Yo-Tai-Mi".

	Taibou No	Eagerly waited
female	Sakiko	female name, "Child who blooms at dawn"
female	Sayuko	female name, "Child who is a happy friend"
female	Sadako	female name, "Upright child", can also mean "daughter of Sada"