i don't have any specific names in mind.
but i will say that a good name is not boring. its a little diffrent and meaningful and the dog has to fit the name.
currently in our house:
graham - the name he came with when we adopted him. he knew it and it fits him.
pearl - named after earl in the comic strip 'mutts'. also, good for a pretty, if flighty, setter mix.
southwest - named after my dad's old dog, northwest, which came from one of dads favorite books.
captain wow - cat, named after another book. the caracter was a cat.
pharoh - black cat that looks like statues of cats from eygpt.
shaft - probably the most predictiable name. he's a BIG black cat.
i have a thing about names like midnight, sam, bob, or henrey. predictable and boring. plus, at my job we get so many dogs with the same names that sometimes it can get a little confusing (3 black labs named DUKE is a bit much at one time)
plus, it seems like nobody put any thought into it.
names i have liked:
oreo - pit/dalmation mix. her coloring looks like those milkshakes with oreo cookies mixed in.
athena - a very elegantly strutured anatolian with attitude.
banjo - another anatolian
slobber - a saint benarnd who actually doesn't slobber that bad.
stump - westminster winner this year. good name.
basically anything that shows you put time into getting to know your dog and settled a name on him with care. sometimes the funny ones are the best.
the only exception to the rule are dogs that really are just a Buster (i had a buster) and dogs that need easy names (like dot and pepper, a brittany and a German Short Haired Pointer, both of whom are feild dogs)