Jericho dog name - meaning, origin, personality and popularity

Jericho is a strong and powerful name for a dog, inspired by the ancient city known for its thick walls and historic battles. It symbolizes resilience and strength.

Popularity of the name

• #1902 most popular dog name
• Most popular gender: Male
• Most popular breed: mix

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About dogs named Jericho

The following are 6 profiles of dogs named Jericho from our database of 21 dogs with the name Jericho.

• “Jericho is the sweetest pup! He is a 7 year old Siberian husky that loves people and animals.“

  — Katryna R.

• “Loves people, especially children, and enjoys playing with other dogs. Enjoys playing rough but also plays appropriately with dogs older and smaller in size.“

  — Sheridan S.

• “I look and sound scary, but I’m actually a sweet boy once you get to know me. I usually have the braincell, when I’m not seeing red and barking my head off.“

  — Tiffany T.

• “Literally the best boy ❤️ We adopted him from HSTC in Palm City as a foster failure on July 17, 2016 after spending a month nursing him back to health and realizing that he is THE goofiest boy! He's willing to hike 2+ miles, do some zoomies, lay on the couch all day, join me on a shopping spree, or go out to brunch. He knows when he's in "work" mode but sneaks a big smile at anyone who dares to make eye contact LOL. During COVID we stepped up our training, and while we have some progress and proofing to still do, our on and off-leash skills have gotten a million times better! (He now listens when I call him, among other tricks and cues 😅) He's a lover, and only wants to be adored LOL. Loves all the snacks!“

  — Ravyn B.

• “My name is Jericho and I am currently 8 years old. I love food and treats and more food! My parents call me a big baby because even though I’m a big fluffy guy I do love me some hugs and pets and belly rubs. I, unfortunately, have thyroid issues and anxiety that sometimes make it a bit difficult for my parents to take me to the park to get out my energy. Even though I deal with these things i do enjoy going on long walks/runs where I can sniff new scents! I also have a sister who is a bit opposite of me but I love her and we have fun going on adventures together. I hope we can find somewhere safe to be able to explore and play and be able to get all the energy out that we have!“

  — Yuritzi L.

• “I don’t understand why my dad has to do things without me. I live with my two nut sisters who are always chasing and growling and tackling each other. I like to stay next to my dad. Mom is ok in a pinch but dad and I are buds. My first dad disappeared all of a sudden. He went to take us out to go to the bathroom and closed the door behind him. I never saw him again. My 5 brothers and sisters had to fend for ourselves. We were left outside for 3 weeks. Finally someone came to check on us and my dad had died. I don’t understand what that means and I don’t know why dad can’t come back but Jeffery my 2nd daddy loves me very much. But I am afraid that he might go away too so I always want to be near him. I do like playing and stuff but I would rather be next to my dad. My job is to protect my family. I love them very much. I may seem big but I’m just a fluff ball.“

  — Jeff F.

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