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> [ Alternative answer: how about "schnauzer"? I always liked how that word sounds. ]

Unfortunately, it is not gender neutral, which i assume is a
requirement?

Plus the plural is also schnauzer, which would make your current
multiple CPU/schnauzer patches confusing, unless you throw the rule
book out and use English pluralisation.

	 Andrew