Dog names

Asko is a popular dog name that comes from the Finnish and means "black". It is therefore a suitable name for dogs with dark fur. Asko doesn't have a name day, but that's no reason to be sad. Because Asko has reason to celebrate every day when he goes for a walk with his owner, gets treats or is simply cuddled.

The dog name "Aslan" is not only a popular name for large, majestic dogs, but also has an interesting background. The name comes from Turkish and means "lion". It became famous primarily through the fantasy novels by C.S. Lewis, in which Aslan is the king of Narnia. Aslan is therefore a name that expresses both strength and kindness. Unfortunately, there is no name day for this name, but that shouldn't diminish the joy of this beautiful name. Aslan is a name that suits any dog with a big heart and a strong character.

The name Asrael means "God is my helper" and comes from Hebrew. Unfortunately, there is no name day for Asrael, but you can celebrate it every day by giving your pet a treat or cuddling with it. Asrael is a beautiful and melodious name that is suitable for both brave and cuddly animals. It is reminiscent of the angel Azrael, who in some religions accompanies the souls of the deceased to the afterlife. But don't worry, Asrael is not a messenger of death, but a loyal friend and protector.

The dog name "Astor" has several possible origins. One theory is that it is derived from the Greek word "aster", which means "star". Another theory links it to the famous Astor family clan, which was one of the richest and most influential in the world in the 18th and 19th centuries. A third theory suggests that it comes from the Latin word "aestus", which means "heat" or "passion".

There is no official name day for the name "Astor", but it could perhaps be celebrated on November 8, the memorial day of St. Asterius, a martyr from the 4th century. Or you could celebrate it on September 26, the birthday of John Jacob Astor, the founder of the Astor family.

Regardless of where the name "Astor" comes from, it sounds noble, elegant and a little mysterious. It suits a dog that is self-confident, intelligent and loyal. And perhaps also to a dog that likes to be in the limelight and enjoys the attention of its owners.

The name "Astro" is a popular dog name that is particularly reminiscent of George Jetson's faithful companion from the animated series "The Jetsons". The name means "star" or "constellation" and comes from the Greek. There is no name day for "Astro", but perhaps October 4, World Animal Day, can be celebrated as such. The name "Astro" suits dogs that are intelligent, loyal and adventurous. It is also easy to call and remember.

The dog name "Atoll" is an original and exotic name for a four-legged friend. It refers to a ring-shaped group of islands in the sea, often surrounded by coral reefs. The name comes from the Polynesian language and means "place of rest". There is no name day for this name, but perhaps the dog's birthday can be celebrated as such. The name "Atoll" fits well with a dog that likes swimming, traveling or just being relaxed. It also sounds fun and friendly, which the dog is sure to like.

Atos is a popular dog name that is particularly suitable for large and strong breeds. The name comes from the Greek and means "the brave" or "the intrepid". There is no official name day for Atos, but you could choose August 15, as this is the feast day of the Assumption of Mary, who is also known as "the brave one". Atos is also the name of one of the three musketeers from the famous novel by Alexandre Dumas. They were known for their courage and loyalty.

The dog name "Atreyu" is a variation of "Atreyu", the hero from the fantasy novel"The Neverending Story" by Michael Ende. The name means "son of space" or "son of happiness" and comes from a fictional language invented by the author. There is no name day for this name, but perhaps you can use the birthday of the book or movie as an occasion to celebrate your dog. The name is very original and suits a brave and adventurous dog who likes to discover new worlds ... or just new meadows and forests for now.

Attila is a dog name that you might associate with the famous Hun king. The name means 'the father' or 'the ruler' and comes from the Gothic language. Attila was a powerful and feared warrior who conquered large parts of Europe in the 5th century. He was also called "the scourge of God" because he killed and plundered many Christians.

Unfortunately, there is no name day for Attila, as he was not a Christian saint. But you can still celebrate his birthday or his adoption day. Or you can simply celebrate every day that you have your faithful friend by your side.

Aturo is a dog name derived from the Spanish word "arturo", which means "bear". This name suits dogs that are big, strong and cuddly, but also those that like to eat honey or go for walks in the forest. There is no name day for Aturo, but you could choose November 15 because that is the day of St. Arturo, who was a martyr. The name originally comes from Latin and means "the brave one". Aturo is therefore a name that expresses courage and strength, but also sweetness and kindness.

The name "Aurelius" comes from Latin and means "the golden one" or "the radiant one". It was borne by several Roman emperors and philosophers, such as Marcus Aurelius, who was known for his wisdom and kindness. A dog with this name is therefore something very special and has a noble character.

There is no official name day for Aurelius, but you could celebrate him on April 11, the anniversary of Marcus Aurelius' death. Or you could celebrate him on October 25, the birthday of Charlemagne, who was also nicknamed Aurelius. Or you could just celebrate him every day because he's such a great dog!

The dog name "Avarell" is a reference to the famous comic character "Averell Dalton", who is known as the stupidest and most greedy of the four Dalton brothers. The name suits a dog that likes to get up to mischief and is always hungry, but is also very lovable and loyal. There is no name day for this name, but you could choose April 1st as a joke day for Avarell.

Aziz is an Arabic name meaning "the mighty" or "the beloved". It is both a masculine first name and a surname. There is no name day for Aziz, as it is not one of the Christian saints' names. Aziz is a popular name for dogs because it is short, sonorous and easy to call. It also suits dogs that are strong, loyal and affectionate. A famous dog with this name is Aziz, the shepherd dog of Princess Lalla Salma of Morocco.