Slater
Introduction
one who slates or covers with slates
Background Story
The name 'Slater' comes from the Old English word 'sleat', meaning a slate worker. It can also be a surname that refers to someone who worked with slate stones, commonly found in construction and roofing. Although not directly tied to a specific film or literary work, it embodies traits of strength and resilience, making it a fitting name for a dog.
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