Russian Dog Names
Beautiful Ideas From A Beautiful Country
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Russian dog names that suit your pup of a Russian breed are worthy of
consideration before you decide on a final choice. You might even
consider one of these choices for any breed of dog, no matter its
origins if you simply like the sound of the word or the meaning of the
word.
Many of the breeds which hail from Russia are large and very furry. This helped the animal maintain warmth during the harsh, long winters where they evolved. Some of the breeds originating in Russia include: Samoyeds, bred as herd and guard companions; Northeasterly Hauling Laikas, a strong sled pulling breed; Siberian Huskies also known as a small fast sled powerhouse, Taxis, a hound developed in the Russian steppes; Taigans, rare Greyhound specie; South Russian Steppe Hounds, white or cream coated animals from the Caucasus Mountain region, just to name a few. Clearly, this huge land bred their dogs to be workers!
We
hope to help you choose the perfect Russian term by which to call your pup.
There are so many great Russian dog name choices, it is really difficult
to narrow the original list down to a more realistic set from which to
pick, along with what each Russian dog name means. But we had to start
someplace, so here goes…
Our Russian Names For Dogs...
Anastasia: Female member of the royal family during the Romanoff reign. This choice can easily be shortened to “Stasia” or “Stasi”.
Boris: This term means “warrior” and is a strong choice for any boy dog whether of a Russian breed or not. Your male will be proud to be called by this.
Czar: Meaning ruler, this term has a very unusual sound and you’ll likely find no other neighborhood canine shares this identifier.
Ilya: This Russian masculine term is a short form of Elijah, the Biblical prophet. The title could actually be used for a girl as well since it reminds one of some American female monikers.
Ivan: Another masculine choice, this means “God is good” and it is a very common title or nickname in the huge land Russia.
Kiev: The capital city of the Ukraine, this interesting sounding word is also used as the tag for a type of stuffed chicken entrée. The uniqueness and pleasing sound of the word makes it appealing as your pooches identifier. It can work equally well for either gender.
Olga: This girl’s identifier refers to “holiness”. The traditional Russian sound combined with the simplicity of the name would make this choice perfect for your four-legged best friend.
Svetlana: Choose this Russian term to identify your pooch because she fits the definition perfectly: “star”. Your little lady, no matter what breed, will be the star of the household with cute antics, a shining personality and so much love to offer you and your family.
Volga: This word identifies one of Russia’s rivers. The word is easy to say and sounds interesting which can help your dog learn to respond quickly when called.
Yeva: This feminine term is
means “giver of life” and would make a great word to identify your
pooch. Pronounced “YEE-va”, it has a pleasing sound when spoken and is
quite uncommon as the dog’s moniker.
Other Russian Dog Names Include
| Alexa | Lasha | Sergei |
| Anna | Leontti | Tatiana |
| Baltic | Misha | Uriah |
| Bolik | Michelovich | Vasilii |
| Danya | Moscow | Vera |
| Dimitry | Nadia | Vladimir |
| Dolph | Nakita | Vadim |
| Dov | Marco | Vania |
| Dynasty | Oriel | Vanya |
| Egan | Oleg | Vassily |
| Fatima | Nevel | Vladilen |
| Fedor | Lev | Volga |
| Iasha | Luka | Yakov |
| Ivich | Pasha | Yerik |
| Janus | Pieter | Yeva |
| Jano | Renata | Zasha |
| Kremlin | Rena | Zilya |
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