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That depends if you like it. But, if yiu name it Knuckles, the dog should be tough. Not small and weak. Big and tough (or small and tough if its a bull dog.) Cuz picture a tiny little cocker spaniel named spike. that would be weird. But if you think it suits the dog, go for it.
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