The Mentalist

If you want to check your answer, you can send me a personal message, and I'll tell you. Or, you could Google it, but then, of course, you would have to be done guessing if you were wrong.

i think it is either female dog or Ooppy because the first leter of the names go M,N... P so its like the alpherbet

A female dogs--------- name of the mother?

maideleh wrote: A female dogs--------- name of the mother?

A female dog had 3 puppies. The first thing you have to ask yourself is if the picture is showing 3 puppies or the mother and two of the three puppies. If the second line of "There names are ...." is referring to the puppies then the mother's name should/could be LOPPY if the second line is referring to the animals in the picture then the mother's name, assuming left to right naming, is Moppy. The reason I think this is the proper answer is that the dog on the left appears to be full grown and is clearly larger than the other two. Perhaps one of the puppies has already found a nice home somewhere else!Just to be clear on the answer of What as the name. That is, I guess, a possibility due to sentence ending with a period and not a ?. However the rest of the riddle is riddled with spelling/grammar misuse so I assumed that our riddler is not an English Major.

oh i get it it isnt really a question it is just a statement lol good one Mr. Jane *giggles to self*

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For the dog game it's a FEMALE dog and what's the name of a female dog a bitch

MAYBE LOPPY?

I oppened this thread originally thinking I had moved to the HIMYM forums >.<

What does "HIMYM" mean?

How I met your mother... (A dif CBS show in which the mother's identity isn't revealed)

ahhh...thanks for the explanation. I had seen that referenced on another boards too and didn't understand it.

It's like the longest TV show title on the planet...except maybe T:tSCC (which is from a dif network z0mG!)

Yeah, I always wondered why they felt the need to give that one such a long name. I usually abbreviate it to Connor Chronicles. I always get annoyed at my TV guide calling CSI "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation". I mean, essentially the only people who don't know what CSI stands for are those who aren't going to watch it anyway, so why bother?