Looking for some adorable Australian Shepherd dog names?
How about 95 of them?
We have plenty each for boys and girl dogs!
Read on for our list, inspired by their origins, fur color, and even their multiple-colored eyes!
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Australian Shepherd Dog Names
Australian Shepherds are a medium-sized herding dog breed.
They first originated during the 1800’s when they were used by indigenous shepherds, called Basques, near the Pyrenees Mountains.
These mountains form a natural border between north-central Spain and south-western France.
Australian Shepherds first came to the United States during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Throughout the years, this dog breed has been known by several different nicknames, including Aussie and Spanish Shepherd.
Australian Shepherds have a medium-length coat that features either solid black, blue merle, solid red or red merle colors.
A unique feature of Australian Shepherds is that it is common for them to have two different colored eyes, also known as heterochromia.
So, we’ve chosen names inspired by all of the above! Take a look!
Male Australian Shepherd Dog Names
- Aciano– From Spanish origin, meaning “blue bottle flower.”
- Aykroyd– Dan Aykroyd has two different colored eyes!
- Allambee– From Australian origin, meaning “quiet place.”
- Alejandro– From Spanish origin, meaning “defends mankind.”
- Antonio– From Spanish origin, meaning “priceless one.”
- Arturo– From Spanish origin, meaning “noble, courageous.”
- Banjo– Named after Andrew Barton “Banjo” Peterson, who wrote the “unofficial national anthem of Australia.”
- Baradine– From Australian origin, meaning “small kangaroo.”
- Benito– From Spanish origin, meaning “blessed.”
- Cavill– Another celebrity with Heterochromia.
- Chico– In the Spanish language, Chico means “little boy.”
- Ciro– From Spanish origin, meaning “throne, sun.”
- Bondi– Bondi Beach is a popular tourist spot in Australia.
- Brisbane– The capital of the Australian state of Queensland.
- Cerulean– A Latin word that means “sky” or “heavens.” It is also a shade of blue that ranges between azure blue and a dark sky blue.
- Chimalus– From Native American origin, meaning “bluebird.”
- Cookie Monster– The cute, blue cookie-loving puppet from Sesame Street.
- Dalman– From Australian origin, meaning “bountiful place.”
- Dingo– A wild dog of Australia.
- Damian– From Spanish origin, meaning “one who conquers and tames.”
- Enrique– From Spanish origin, meaning “ruler of the house.”
- Esteban– From Spanish origin, meaning “crown.”
- Fernando– From Spanish origin, meaning “a brave and daring adventurer.”
- Genie– As in the Robin Williams’ voiced one from Aladdin.
- Guillermo– From Spanish origin, meaning “resolute protector.”
- Henderson– Josh Henderson has one blue and one green eye.
- Kiefer– Kiefer Sutherland has two different eye colors.
- Mateo– From Spanish origin, meaning “gift of God.”
- Hinto– From Native American origin, meaning “blue haired.”
- Indeevar– From Sanskrit origin, meaning “blue lotus.”
- Macalla– From Australian origin, meaning “full moon.”
- Manikant– From Indian origin, meaning “blue jewel.”
- Mankato– From Native American origin, meaning “blue Earth.”
- Midnight– Midnight blue is a deep, dark shade of blue.
- Navy– A dark shade of blue.
- Neel– From Indian origin, meaning “blue.”
- Neptune– The Roman god of freshwater and the sea.
- Ocean
- Paz– From Spanish origin, meaning “peace.”
- Pirrin– From Australian origin, meaning “cave.”
- Ramon– From Spanish origin, meaning “guards wisely.”
- Rico– From Spanish origin, meaning “dominant ruler.”
- Shyam– From Indian origin, meaning “dark, black, blue.”
- Walken– From Australian origin, meaning “rainbow.”
- Yabarak– From Australian origin, meaning “sea.”
- Zeru– From Basque origin, meaning “sky.”
- Togar– From Australian origin, meaning “smoke.”
Female Australian Shepherd Dog Names
- Adelaide– The capital city of the Australian state of South Australia
- Amarina– From Australian origin, meaning “rain.”
- Araluen– From Australian origin, meaning “water lilies.”
- Azura– From Spanish origin, meaning “sky blue.”
- Bindi– From Australian origin, meaning “little girl.”
- Camira– From Australian origin, meaning “of the wind.”
- Bonita– In the Spanish language, Bonita means “pretty.”
- Chica– In the Spanish language, Chica means “little girl.”
- Consuelo– From Spanish origin, meaning “she who brings consolation.”
- Capri– A deep shade of sky blue.
- Celia– From Latin origin, meaning “heavenly.”
- Cyanea– From Greek origin, meaning “sky blue.”
- Dory– A regal blue tang fish in Finding Nemo & Finding Dory
- Elena– From Spanish origin, meaning “bright, shining light.”
- Esperanza– From Spanish origin, meaning “hope, expectation.”
- Flor– In the Spanish language, Flor means “flower.”
- Frida– From Spanish origin, meaning “peace.”
- Gitana– From Spanish origin, meaning “gypsy, wanderer.”
- Juana– From Spanish origin, meaning “God’s gift.”
- Indigo– From Greek origin, meaning “blue dye from India.”
- Gurley– From Australian origin, meaning “willow.”
- Jedda– From Australian origin, meaning “pretty girl.”
- Kareela– From Australian origin, meaning “southern wind.”
- Kylie– Means “straight, returning stick or boomerang.”
- Lapis– From Persian origin, meaning “azure blue stone.”
- Larkspur– A tall flower that features star-shaped blossoms. Blue larkspurs symbolize appreciation, support and trust.
- Lutana– From Australian origin, meaning “moon.”
- Mariposa– From Spanish origin, meaning “butterfly.”
- Mercedes– From Spanish origin, meaning “gracious gifts.”
- Milagros– From Spanish origin, meaning “miracles.”
- Merindah– From Australian origin, meaning “beautiful.”
- Minkie– From Australian origin, meaning “daylight.”
- Minjonet– From French origin, meaning “resembling the little blue flower.”
- Oceana– From Greek origin, meaning “ocean.”
- Periwinkle– A color that is a pale tint of blue, derived from the flower of the same name.
- Paloma– From Spanish origin, meaning “dove.”
- Pilar– From Spanish origin, meaning “pillar of strength.”
- Ramona– From Spanish origin, meaning “wise protector.”
- Selena– From Spanish origin, meaning “moon goddess.”
- Sama– From Arabic origin, meaning “sky.”
- Sapphire– From Hebrew origin, meaning “blue.”
- Skye– A nature name referring to the sky.
- Smurfette– The original female Smurf from the classic cartoon.
- Sunila– From Indian origin, meaning “very blue, sapphire blue.”
- Sydney– The state capital of Australia’s New South Wales state.
- Talia– From Hebrew origin, meaning “gentle dew from heaven.”
- Yani– From Australian origin, meaning “peaceful.”
- Yolanda– From Spanish origin, meaning “violet flower.”
