Farah dog name - meaning, origin, personality and popularity

Farah is a beautiful and elegant name for a dog, meaning "joy" or "happiness" in Arabic. It suits a graceful and affectionate companion perfectly.

Popularity of the name

• #3685 most popular dog name
• Most popular gender: Female
• Most popular breed: Australian Cattle Dog

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About dogs named Farah

The following are 3 profiles of dogs named Farah from our database of 8 dogs with the name Farah.

• “Im a “mini” golden doodle! 5 months old. Im already trained and ready to meet other doggies!“

  — Mad R.

• “Hi there :)! My parents found me on the street about 3 years ago. I’m terrified of fireworks but my moms always give me lots of cuddles and good drugs to get me through. Speaking of cuddles, my favorite pastime is to cuddle my brother! He doesn’t mind it too much I hope. I love to learn new things and explore! I go wherever the food is.“

  — Isabell P.

• “I am a desert dog from Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. I was rescued from the streets when I was 2 months old. My mom adopted me when I was 4 months old and I lived in the UAE until I was 2.5. I had a lot of friends over there that I really miss. I can be reactive especially when someone comes into my home. I used to love to go to daycare but haven’t been as much since I moved with my mom and 2 cat siblings to Michigan. I recently found out that I am a mix of bull-type breed, sled dog, herding dog and Saluki which is the native dog of where I was born. I am friendly and loving once I get to know and trust you but I am a protector and do have stranger danger. I love to run in the sand and snow and enjoy going out on the boat with my grandpa in the summer.“

  — Staci H.

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