Choosing a name for your Siberian Husky is an important part of welcoming them into your life. Known for their intelligence, energy, and striking appearance, Siberian Huskies are a popular breed in the U.S., admired for their wolf-like looks and friendly, adventurous personalities. These athletic dogs make excellent companions for active families.

To help you find the perfect name, we’ve compiled a list of 196 popular Siberian Husky names. This list is based on data from the NYC Dog Licensing Dataset.

Male Siberian Husky Names

Here are some popular boy names for Siberian Huskies that might inspire you.

NameMeaning
AceTop-notch, number one
AchillesGreek hero, strong but vulnerable
AkibaHebrew for "protected"; safe and secure
AlphaThe first; leader of the pack
ApolloGod of sun and light in greek
AshDerived from the ash tree; strong
AtlasAfter the titan of greek myth; strong, enduring
BaltoFamous sled dog, heroic and enduring
BanditMischievously charming
BearLarge, cuddly, and protective
BeauFrench for "handsome"
BillyDiminutive form of william, meaning "resolute protector"
BluVariant of blue, color, indicating tranquility
BlueColor often symbolizing depth and stability
Boris
BowserStrong presence, also a character from mario games
BrooklynUrban, cosmopolitan
BruceStrong protector; scottish origin
BrunoGerman for "brown"; robust and tough
BuckStrong, masculine, and adventurous
BuddyA friend or companion
CasperAfter the friendly ghost; amiable and white
ChapilinPlayful take on chaplin, the silent film star
ChaseSuggests speed, pursuit
CodyHelpful, a helper
DakotaMeans "friendly" in sioux
DanteItalian; enduring, as in dante alighieri
DaveyBeloved; diminutive of david
EchoMythological nymph, resonant and memorable
FrostCool, crisp
GhostPale and elusive; mystery scent
GlacierCool, strong, and majestic like the ice
HachiFamous loyal dog from japan
Hunter
Huskey
HuskyStrong, like the robust dog breed
IceCool demeanor; strong, silent type
JackMeans "god is gracious," popular and timeless
JacobBiblical origin, means "supplanter"
JakeHebrew for "supplanter"
JasperPersian, "treasurer"
JaxModern, possibly shortened form of jackson
JuliusYouthful, downy; an ancient roman name
KaiHawaiian for "sea" or "ocean"; natural and vast
Kiba
KingDenotes a regal and commanding presence
KodaNative american for "friend"
Kodiak
LakotaNamed after native american tribe; strong
LeoLatin for "lion"; strong and bold
LeviJoined, attached in harmony
LoboSpanish for wolf; wild and noble
LoganScottish place name and surname
LokiNorse god, playful and mischievous
LucaItalian and latin origin meaning "light"
LuckyFortunate and happy
LukeBiblical name meaning "light-giving"
MarsRoman god of war; bold, fearless
MaverickIndependent, unorthodox
MaxLatin for "greatest"
MaximusLatin for "greatest"
Meister
MeloRelaxed and calm demeanor
MickyPlayfully charming, variant of mickey
MiloPopular, adorable
MjayUnique, possibly a personalized name
NashLinked to the old english byname "atten ash"
Neiko
NuckyPossibly a playful name or variant of "lucky"
OdinNorse god, commanding and powerful
OreoPerfect for black and white dogs
PicklesFun name for a dog with a quirky, lively personality
RangerSuggests guarding or exploring
RebelFor a dog with a defiant, spirited personality
Rex
RockSolid and unshakeable; reliable
RockySuggests strength, from "rock"
RomeoItalian lover; romantic and charming
RustyOften a lovable, reddish-coated dog
ShadowAlways by your side; mysterious
SimbaSwahili for "lion"
SimonHebrew, meaning "he has heard"
SkyFree-spirited and boundless like the sky
Snow
SpartacusFierce, historical warrior; strong-willed
StarkStrong, evident, "game of thrones" ref
StormPowerful force of nature
StrykerAggressive, striking
SyrusVariant of cyrus; sun-like, regal
TakodaSioux for "friend to everyone"; amiable
TeddyDiminutive of edward or theodore; "wealthy protector"
TheoShort for theodore, means "gift of god"
ThorNorse god of thunder, strong and powerful
ToniGender-neutral, brisk, approachable
WinterCold and pristine, perfect for a white dog
WolfgangGerman for "traveling wolf," strong and leader-like
ZeusGreek god of sky; commanding presence

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Female Siberian Husky Names

Here are some popular girl names for Siberian Huskies that you might like.

NameMeaning
Akira
AlaskaCold and majestic like the state
AngelSymbolizes purity and goodness
Artemis
AryaSanskrit for 'noble'; strong, independent
AshleyAsh tree meadow
Athena
AuroraRoman goddess of dawn; beautiful start
AvalonMystical island from arthurian legend
BaileySteward or public official
BanditMischievously charming
BellaBeautiful in italian
BlueColor often symbolizing depth and stability
BluebellNamed after the delicate blue flower
BokkaPlayful and easygoing; origin unknown
BretonDerived from brittany, france
CaliShort for california; sunny and cheerful
CalypsoCalypso; nymph known for her captivating beauty
ChenaPossibly from alaskan river, natural and wild
ChloeGreek, "blooming" or "fertility"
CleoShort for cleopatra, means "glory of the father"
CocoOften linked to "coconut" or chanel
DaenerysInspired by a strong character from "game of thrones"
DaisyCheerful and innocent
DakotaMeans "friendly" in sioux
Dallas
Denali
DiamondPrecious and strong
EllaGerman/english, "all, completely; fairy maiden"
FendiFashionable, after the luxury brand
FionaWhite or "fair" in gaelic
GingerSpicy and fiery, reflects a vivacious character
HanaBlossom in japanese; delicate
HarleyAssociated with the motorbike; adventurous
HazelInspired by the hazelnut tree, denotes wisdom
HeidiBo - combination of german "heidi" and playful "bo"
HuskyStrong, like the robust dog breed
JadaStone of the side; precious
JadeAfter the beautiful green stone
JasmineNamed after the fragrant flower
JazzLively and energetic, like the music
JunoRoman goddess, protective of women
Kaia
Kailani
Kaya
KiraA - russian for "beloved"; cherished
KylieAboriginal for 'boomerang', always returning
LadyExudes class and nobility
Laika
LaylaArabic for "night"
LazuliAfter lapis lazuli; precious and blue
LeelooPopularized by the movie "the fifth element"
LolaSpanish origin, means "sorrows"
LuckyFortunate and happy
LucyLatin for "light," often cheerful
LunaLatin for "moon," celestial
LylaVariably spelled name meaning "night"
MayaRuby - blend of "illusion" (maya) and precious stone (ruby)
MeekaVariant of mika; beautiful fragrance
MiaItalian for "mine"
MikaBeautiful fragrance in japanese
MilaSlavic for "dear one"; beloved pet
MishkaMeans "little bear" in russian, sweet
MistyMist-like, soft and gentle qualities
MollyClassic name, means "star of the sea"
NalaFrom "the lion king" meaning gift
NaomiPleasantness in hebrew; delightful
NatashaRussian for "birthday," celebration of life
NenaSpanish diminutive for girl; youthful
NikitaRussian, often associated with victory; can be unisex
NovaLatin for "new"
ParisRomantic, sophisticated
PennyCommonly copper-colored, like the coin
PepperSpicy and lively, reflecting personality
QueenyRegal and dignified, fit for royalty
RyleeGrey - modern and trendy; stylish and cool
SachaRussian diminutive of alexander; defender
SashaRussian for "defender of mankind"
SavannahWild and free, like the plains
ShadowAlways by your side; mysterious
ShebaRefers to the biblical queen
SkyFree-spirited and boundless like the sky
SkyeEvokes the expansive sky, free-spirited
Snow
SnowflakeUnique and delicate, each one is different
StellaStar-like brilliance
StormPowerful force of nature
SydneyFrench origin, from saint-denis
TalaBright star in native tagalog
ValentineSymbolizes love and affection
WillowGraceful tree symbolizing flexibility
WinterCold and pristine, perfect for a white dog
XenaWarrior; from "xena, warrior princess"
YashiraJewel or precious one, perfect for a treasured pet
YokiJapanese for "positive"; cheerful and optimistic
Yuki
Zaphire
ZeldaAfter the video game princess; adventurous
ZoeGreek for "life"