Russian Dog Names
Alina
Bright, beautiful
Anatoly
Defender of mankind
Annuschka
Little Anna
Anouska
Graceful and full of life
Baikal
A large freshwater lake located in Siberia, known for being the deepest lake in the world and hosting unique wildlife
Calinka
A term of endearment in Russian, often used to refer to a beloved or cherished one
Ilina
The name Ilina means 'bright' or 'moonlight'.
Ivon
A variant of the name Ivan, often associated with 'God is gracious'.
Kalinka
A type of berry, often associated with beauty and charm
Katinka
A diminutive form of the name Catherine, meaning 'pure'.
Kolya
A common male name in Slavic countries, often derived from Nikolai.
Lubov
Love
Mashka
A diminutive form of Maria or Masha, often used affectionately
Monya
A diminutive form of various names, often reflecting affection
Moska
A name derived from the word 'musk', typically associated with pleasant scents.
Olesya
A name of Slavic origin that means 'holy' or 'blessed'.
Olexi
A variant of Alexei, meaning 'defender' or 'helper'.
Oxana
God's grace
Petya
A diminutive form of the name Peter, meaning 'rock' or 'stone'
Rasko
A nickname meaning ‘brave’ or ‘fearless’
Resko
A name of Slavic origin meaning 'the one who is new'
Rusko
From the Russian language; related to Rus, a historic region in Eastern Europe
Ryzhik
Sandy, reddish
Sasha
Defender of mankind
Siberia
A vast region in northeastern Asia, known for its cold climate and expansive wilderness
Tanya
Fairy queen
Tatiana
Fairy Queen
Vanya
Peaceful
Wera
Guardian or protector
Yelena
Light, bright; shining light
Yurik
Bringer of light
Zarissa
A name often associated with beauty and grace.
Zor
A name meaning 'god' in Slavic languages
Zosha
A name of Slavic origin meaning 'lily'
алиса
Noble kind
бакс
A name often associated with the character Buck, who is a strong and resilient dog in the story.
барк
Bark or a sound made by a dog
вуди
Wood
дружок
Little friend
мими
A variation of the name 'Mimi', often associated with affection and cuteness
пончик
Doughnut in Russian
рэй
Ray
тедди
A diminutive form of Theodore, meaning 'gift of God'