90 Spectacular Siberian Husky Dog Names

I bet you’re looking for some really fantastic Siberian Husky dog names, right?

Well, get ready to be inspired; we’ve rounded up 90 that we just adore.

Good luck choosing just one; you may need to think about getting two puppies at once!

Take a look and you’ll see what I mean!

Siberian Husky Dog Names

Siberian Huskies were first bred as sled dogs by the indigenous Chukchi tribe, in northeastern Siberia, Russia.

They are known for their wolf-like appearance, featuring penetrating eyes, pointed ears and pronounced snout.

They also feature a thick, double coat that is designed to protect them in very cold environments.

Here are some awesome Siberian husky dog names that honor all of the above, from their origins to their winter hardiness!

Male Siberian Husky Names

For our male husky dog names, we’ll start with our favorite Russian-inspired ideas.

Then, we’ll honor their wolf-like appearance and finish up with some winter names.

You’ll know which is which when the alphabet “reboots” on our list.

We’ve given a brief explanation for the names that aren’t quite obvious.

1. Amur– The Amur River is the 9^th longest river in the world.
2. Andrik– From Slavic origin, meaning “manly, brave.”
3. Artyom– From Slavic origin, meaning “unharmed, of pure health.”
4. Ayven– From Russian origin, meaning “gracious, merciful.”
5. Boris– From Russian origin, meaning “fighter.”
6. Ivan– The Russian variation of John, meaning “a gracious gift from God.”
7. Kazan– The capital (and largest city) of the Republic of Tatarstan, located in southwest Russia.
8. Kobel– The Russian word for “male dog.”
9. Leonid– From Russian origin, meaning “lion-like.”
10. Makar– From Russian origin, meaning “blessed.”
11. Maxim– From Russian origin, meaning “the greatest.”
12. Mikhail– The Russian variation of the name Michael, meaning “God-like, resembles God.”
13. Nikolai– From Russian origin, meaning “victorious, conqueror of the people.”
14. Oleg– From Russian origin, meaning “holy.”
15. Tsar– From Russian origin, meaning “emperor or king.”
16. Vasily– From Russian origin, meaning “royal, kingly.”
17. Viktor– From Russian origin, meaning “victor, conqueror.”
18. Vladimir– From Slavic origin, meaning “great, universal ruler.”
19. Zakhar– From Russian origin, meaning “remembrance of God.”
20. Alcide– A full-blooded werewolf in True Blood.
21. Ansel– From The Originals, Alpha Male of the North East Atlantic Pack.
22. Balto– Husky who led his team on the final 55 miles of the 1925 Serum Run to Nome.
23. Dewey– One of 8 sled dogs left in Antarctica in Eight Below.
24. Ghost– The direwolf (a large species of wolf) of Jon Snow in Game of Thrones.
25. Grey Wind– A Smoky gray Direwolf of Robb Stark in Game of Thrones.
26. Greyback– Fenrir Greyback is a villainous werewolf in the Harry Potter series.
27. Huttser– The Alpha male character in the 2002 fantasy fiction novel- The Sight.
28. Jacob Black– A werewolf in The Twilight Saga film series and Alpha of the Black Pack.
29. Lupin– Remus Lupin is a heroic character in the Harry Potter series.
30. Sam Uley– He is a werewolf character in The Twilight Saga film series.
31. Scooper– A black Siberian Husky from the movie Snow Dogs.
32. Shaggydog– He was the direwolf with black fur in Game of Thrones.
33. White Fang– Title character in the 1906 adventure novel by Jack London.
34. Adak- An island in Alaska that once housed a Navy base.
35. Aquilo– The Roman god of the North Wind and of winter.
36. Arctic– A polar region located at Earth’s northernmost area.
37. Avalanche
38. Blizzard
39. Boreas– The Greek god of the North Wind and of winter.
40. Chilly
41. Frost– An English surname, meaning “born in a cold spell.”
42. Ice
43. Igloo
44. Kodiak– From Russian origin, meaning “island.”
45. Olaf– From Disney’s Frozen series. Ironically, he loves summer and warm hugs.

It’s hard to choose a favorite among these, but I’m partial to Adak. It’s just a unique winter name for a dog, don’t you think?

I also love Balto. He was such a heroic dog!

Female Siberian Husky Dog Names

Again, we’ll start with the Russian-inspired Siberian Husky dog names for females.

Then, move onto wolf-inspired and finish off with winter-centric ideas.

1. Anushka– The Russian form of the name Anna, meaning “gracious, merciful.”
2. Babushka– The Russian word meaning “grandmother.”
3. Belka– From Russian origin, meaning “squirrel.”
4. Dasha– From Russian origin, meaning “God’s gift.”
5. Ekaterina– From Russian origin, meaning “innocent, pure.”
6. Galina– From Russian and Slavic origin, meaning “calm, healer.”
7. Inna– From Russian origin, meaning “strong water.”
8. Katya– A Russian variation of the name Katherine, meaning “pure.”
9. Kira– From Russian origin, meaning “beloved, leader of the people.”
10. Kukla– The Russian word meaning “doll, puppet.”
11. Laika– Laika was the 1^st animal to orbit the Earth, on Sputnik 2.
12. Masha– A variation of the name Mary, meaning “star of the sea.”
13. Olga– From Russian origin, meaning “blessed, holy.”
14. Polina– The female version of the name Paul, meaning “little stone.”
15. Raisa– From Russian origin, meaning “easygoing, relaxed.”
16. Suka– The Russian word meaning “female dog.”
17. Xenia– A name that’s mainly used in Russia, meaning “hospitable, welcoming.”
18. Yelena– A Russian form of the name Helen, meaning “bright, shining one.”
19. Yulia– From Russian origin, meaning “youthful, downy.”
20. Adalwolfa– From German origin, meaning “noble she-wolf.”
21. Aleu– She is a teen wolfdog character (daughter of Balto and Jenna) in Balto II.
22. Aniu– She is a white wolf with yellow eyes in Balto II: Wolf Quest.
23. Duchess– A blonde husky and the only female on her team in Snow Dogs.
24. Kipcha– A character in David Clement-Davies’ 2002 adventure novel- The Sight.
25. Larka– She is the main character in the 2002 fantasy fiction novel- The Sight.
26. Maya– She is the strong, maternal, Alpha leader of the sled dogs in Eight Below.
27. Nymeria– She is the direwolf of Arya Stark, in Game of Thrones.
28. Palla– The Alpha Female character in The Sight.
29. Velvela– The female form of the name Velvel, meaning “wolf.”
30. Alaska– The coldest state in the US because it is the closest to the North Pole.
31. Denali– AKA Mount McKinley, Denali is North America’s highest mountain peak.
32. Elsa– From Disney’s Frozen, she was born with the power to create ice and snow.
33. Ember It “glows with heat after the fire has finished burning.”
34. February– From Latin origin, meaning “icy.”
35. Icicle
36. Juneau– From Latin origin, meaning “Queen of heaven,” and capitol of Alaska.
37. Khione– The Greek goddess of snow.
38. Marzanna– The Slavic goddess of winter.
39. Miyuki– The Japanese word meaning “snow.”
40. Nevada– From Spanish origin, meaning “snow clad.”
41. Nieva– The Spanish word meaning “snow.”
42. Nome– The Alaskan city is the ending point of the famous Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race.
43. Skadi– The Norse goddess of mountains, skiing and winter.
44. Yuki– The Japanese word for “snow.”
45. Winter

I have a lot of favorites from this list!

Nymeria is so unique, while Yuki is just beautiful. Khione is also incredibly cool, pun intended.

Your turn! What are your favorite Siberian Husky dog names? Share below!