Colby is a fun and friendly name for a dog that exudes charm and playfulness. It is easy to say and has a cute, boyish quality to it.
Here are 20 of the latest pictures of dogs named Colby from our database of 60 dogs with the name Colby.



The following are 15 profiles of dogs named Colby from our database of 60 dogs with the name Colby.
“Colby also loves to play fetch!!! A big ball of energy but also the sweetest pup.“
— Ida T.
“2 years old, playful, sweet and shy Great Pyrenees mix. Loves the outdoors and snuggling on the couch.“
— Ryan J.
“Colby is 1 and old dude and likes to play with his sister Lily. He is friendly likes other animals.“
— STARR G.
“Sweet lovable guy that just wants to play and make new friends will all the enthusiasm in his little big dog body.“
— Katherine G.
“I just turned 13 this year! I'm a black terrier mix with a good bit of grey hair now. I love to be wherever my people are.“
— Stefani T.
“I am Colby and I love to play play play! My big Orange ChuckIt Ball is my favorite! I love camping, hiking, and chasing water down moving creeks!“
— Zoie S.
“Colby is a goofy lady who loves to run around and roll in the grass. She can be a bit nervous of other dogs and unknown people and prefers to keep her distance.“
— Kristen H.
“Colby loves to swim and can often be found playing fetch with her ball. She loves to wrestle with our other dog, Mozzy and they both love going on long walks through the woods!“
— Briana R.
“He's a cuddle bug, but communicates through barks and growls (he's a confused little boy and I support him lol). He is picky about which dogs he likes, so a sniff spot is perfect for him!“
— Samantha F.
“Colby is a reactive dog who had a lot of energy! I wish I can take him to dog parks but because he’s very protective and anxious it’s never possible. He’s a sweet boy to people and has the cutest face“
— Jane T.
“I love running! I’ve never ran my fastest before but I know I can when we go to big yards! I love playing fetch! Reactive people scare me, especially if I don’t have my calming ball with me. But I promise I’m a big cuddler“
— LaCoy C.
“Hi I’m Colby! I’m an Australian shepherd! My mom says I have soooo much energy but I love chasing my lamb chop and practicing these funny things my mom calls “tricks”! I’m not sure what they are for, but they sure do make her happy so I try my best!“
— Heather W.
“I’m a sheepadoodle and my Mommy is part of a generation that hates to read… she researched mini sheepadoodles and found me! I’m a standard size and almost 75lbs. 😅 surprise Mommy! IM A HORSE… anyhow she’s loves me lots♥️ and wants me to run free! I keep jumping her fence and my mommy had a stroke and can’t keep up with me! I’m still too young to know better. I’m learning 🐾“
— Ashley L.
“Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! My name is Colby and I am a spunky pup living on the lower east side of Milwaukee! I usually want to play with anything that moves, oh and sticks, I love sticks!! At the same time I am trying to work on controlling my excitement about the world, and my human is working with me every day to “improve my manners”, whatever that means. Dont tell him, but ever since he made me wear a cone on my head for two weeks, sometimes I like to pretend to forget everything I have learned, he might be catching on though :/ I can’t wait to come play and have some space to run off leash!… oh and I guess I’ll let my human teach me a thing or two there too“
— Colton M.
“Colby is my 9 month old blue merle collie. He absolutely loves people and other dogs. He is still a child at heart so jumps and nips occasionally( he's a herding dog so it's instinct). We have been to the dog park and hosted play dates and there has never been a dog he didn't get along with. He is an absolute joy to be around and really lives the attention anyone will give him. He would love to meet new dogs. Side note: He is not fixed yet. He was born with his front 2 legs slightly bowed and it was suggested by the breeder to try and let him go til about a year before being fixed so he can reach full muscle maturity and his bones can develop properly in his legs.“
— Kristyn M.


















































