How Do I Name a dog

AKC and UKC Guidelines are: Name Choices are limited To Thirty (30) letters. Spaces Between Words, Apostrophes and hyphens are counted. All letters are limited to the standard English alphabet. When certificates are printed, all letters are capitalized. Diacritical markings (accent grave, accent acute, umlaut, etc.) Are not printed on registration certificates in a dog's name. Registered Kennel Names cannot be included in a dog's name unless their use is authorized by the owner of the name. Roman numerals must not be included at the end of the dog's name. The AKC reserves the right to assign roman numerals for identification purpose. The AKC permits 37 dog's of each breed to be assigned the same name. there are no restrictions on Arabic (1,2,3), cardinal ( one, two, three), or ordinal (first, second, third) numbers. Words and phrases that may not be included in a dog's name: Champion, champ, sieger and any AKC title or show term, either spelled out or abbreviated. Obscenities and words derogatory to any race, creed or nationality or transliterations of such words. Kennel(s), male, stud, sire, bitch, dam and female. All dog's names are subject to AKC or UKC approval.

That's the official guidelines now my words of wisdom. If I had the knowledge now,  back when I bought Buddy I would have given him a pedigree name with pizzazz. An eye catching grand statement. Remember Darkstar's must be used in the pedigree name otherwise hip and eye warranty are voided. Remember your allowed Thirty (30) spaces if your name is to long don't use spaces example:
                                    

DARKSTAR'S  SABRINA THE RED WITCH    32 spaces

                                                                                                                
DARKSTARSSABRINATHEREDWITCH          27 spaces
 

After many hours of brain storming I created a list of possible usable names if you like a name please use it but inform me so I can delete it from the list.