So let's say you decide you need to surrender a pet to a

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>>2432035
I think they're just gonna put Mr. smith (lowercase).

>>2432035

They'll likely rename it to something like Lucky, because barely anyone wants a dog called "Mr Smith" let alone "MR Smith goes to Washington".

>>2432043
But that's his NAME

>>2432045

And?

You just dumped the dog, dogs can rapidly be taught new names. Talk to any dog in a higher pitched tone and they'll pay attention.

To put a real world perspective on it, when I worked in rescue, any dog that came in with a slightly off the spectrum name got renamed. It just makes it easier for them to rehome when kids can read the name on the chart.

>>2432046
I'll tattoo it on his skin!

>>2432035
you don't get to name other people's animals

>>2432050
yeah that's fair

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>>2432050
>Animals

>>2432050
Humans are animals

>>2432043
If i was down at the pound looking to adopt a pupper and saw one named Mr. Smith or the full Mr. Smith Goes To Washington, i would be MORE likely to get that one.

>>2432035
They may name it whatever part of that name it responds to. I know in the database we use there is a character limit to keep people from accidentally pasting an entire paragraph into the name section. That definitely would not fit.