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For instance, the
name Lucky reduces to 3+3+3+2+7, which equals 18, which equals 9. The number 9
is not actually the best vibration for a dog, as it can imply a hard early life,
but will also probably be a very loyal dog.
Here is a breakdown of the
different numbers that your dog's name could be and the interpretations of
them.
1 The Dog with a number 1 Expression Number might strike you as
being too independent. The dog might be a little bit alpha and hard to
train.
2 The Dog with a number 2 Expression Number is very loving and
loyal, This pet is easy to train, but hard to get off your bed because it is
going to want to spend every single minute with you.
3 - The dog with a
number 3 Expression Number is easy to train and excels at agility competitions.
This dog or cat is likely to be popular.
4 - The dog with a 4 name is
more prone to having health problems or challenges in general. Try to avoid
giving your pet a name that adds up to 4.
5 - The number 5 dog is likely
to be healthy and an adventurer, but the risk is that they might be more likely
to run away.
6 The number 6 dog is likely to have large litters, so if
you are in the business of breeding animals then a 6 name is perfect.
7
The dog that is a 7 vibration is likely to be a loner and does not bond that
well with other animals or people. It is best as a guard dog.
8 This is
the number of a very easy life, good health and happiness so it is a good
dog.
9 This is the number of a very loyal pet that connects well to
humans. It would make a good therapy pet. The challenge though is that this
number is sometimes vulnerable to bad luck, accidents, or ill health. The upshot
is that it is probably not the best idea to name your pet an Expression number
name that adds up to 9.
