Leena is a sweet and feminine name that means "tender" or "soft" in Arabic. It is a perfect fit for a gentle and loving dog.
Here are 20 of the latest pictures of dogs named Leena from our database of 11 dogs with the name Leena.



The following are 6 profiles of dogs named Leena from our database of 11 dogs with the name Leena.
“Leena broke her femur at 15 weeks and lost a rear leg. Due to this she spent a lot of time at the vet office and didn’t get much socialization. Now that she’s older and healed we are ready to get her going. She is great with other dogs, just barks a lot at them until she is comfortable.“
— Nicole B.
“We are training Leena to be a service animal. She is a mixed rescue pup!“
— Lauren L.
“Leena is a loving pittie mix who enjoys sniffaris more than anything in the world, except maybe food and snuggles with her humans. She is a rescue and was in the shelter/rescue system for 2 years, before which she was picked up as a stray. We’ve had her since November 2020.“
— Kimber L.
“I am a sweet girl who loves to play rough and loves to run. I bark when I play. I don't mean anything by it, I just can't help myself. I am good with other dogs if I meet them one on one.“
— Belinda N.
“Hi, I’m Leena! 🐾 I’m a big rescue girl with a happy heart and lots of energy. I love to trot right by my person and I dream about having wide open space to really stretch my legs. I’m gentle and friendly with people (especially kids — they make me wiggle with joy!). Small animals like cats or chickens are just way too interesting for me, and when it comes to other dogs… well, I’m keeping my human in suspense about how I feel — gotta stay a little mysterious, you know. 😉 Give me some room to run and a kind smile, and I’ll show you my goofy side — big zoomies, happy tail wags, and a whole lot of love. 💛“
— Audra W.
“I’m Leena - an almost one year old lab/shepherd mix that is looking to socialize with like-minded pups. I appreciate when new friends are not so jumpy and excited. I do best with dogs who have a calm temperament but still like to play. If I’m scared, I tend to stick close to my human. But I warm up quick! I love both small and big dogs - as long as they aren’t too loud at first. No record of bites or aggression. I’m generally pretty quiet unless I feel safe with you.“
— Ashley H.


















































