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This question probably sounds stupid, but I may as well ask. Let’s say I have
a dog named Donnaha (pronounced as “dough-nah-hah”), I write it as どんなは.

If I say something like どんなはは犬です, is this grammatically correct? Can I use は
after は?

It’s a very specific case, I know, but I figured it might be nice to know. If
some words end with HA or WA, I’d like to know how to handle them.
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What to do when word ends in は
There is not much you can do or need to do.

どんなはは犬です is grammatical, but it would give a difficulty in parsing especially
because どんな is an existing word. For the particular case, it is better to
write ドンナハは犬です. (BTW Donnaha is really a possible dog name?)

Similarly use of Kanji and punctuations would make sentences more readable.
The sentence given in the comment is an instance of classic quiz. Slightly
different versions:

  * はははははじょうぶだ。
  * ははのははははははははははははははとわらう。

See [here](http://radphys4.c.u-tokyo.ac.jp/%7Etorii/home/etc/hahaha.html) for
the answers (click the link). Also note that, being written only in hiragana
aside, they are a bit artificial.
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