Misha dog name - meaning, origin, personality and popularity

Misha is a cute and friendly name for a dog, meaning "who is like God" in Russian. It is unique, easy to pronounce, and suits dogs of all sizes.

Popularity of the name

• #641 most popular dog name
• Most popular gender: Female
• Most popular breed: mix

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About dogs named Misha

The following are 19 profiles of dogs named Misha from our database of 78 dogs with the name Misha.

• “Big, friendly boy who likes to play rough. Enjoys fetch, water, and making new (60+ lb) friends.“

  — Magnolia Y.

• “Hi, I’m Misha! I’m a rescue dog adopted by my mom when I was about 2 years old. I love to play, run, and dip my toes in some cool water when I get too warm. I love everyone, people and canines alike, but I am getting older and sometimes high energy pups can make me grumpy when I’m worn out. My favorite snack is… anything that falls onto the floor, but especially raw veggies like green bell peppers or carrots! I can’t wait to sniff around some new places.“

  — Chelsey N.

• “She’s my 100 miles per hour couch potato. Big zoomies for 20 minutes then sleeps all day. We call her officer misha as a knickname. Because she is always watching and ready to lay down the law. A prim, bossy but not fussy Malorgi (malinoi corgi) she loves submissive himbos. She can be intimidating to shy dogs, but also prefers dogs who respect her boundaries. Loves to chase but not roughhouse.“

  — Val G.

• “Hi! My name is Misha. I'm a pitbull/German shepherd mix and I love to run, and play, and sniff! The beginning of my life wasn't great, and I was rescued by my pawrents when I was 10 months old. I'm a big ol sweetie, but still getting used to the world around me. I love space to run, but prefer to do it only in the company of my parents“

  — Kimberly S.

• “I love to go outside and sniff everything and I mostly like to be by myself because I don’t really get along with other dogs very well“

  — Kimberly S.

• “Misha is a 3.5 yr old husky mix rescue. He’s vocal which means he loves to sing and talk back. He’s a great swimmer and loves being captain of the paddleboard when outdoors. In the winter, he enjoys diving head first into a snow pile. He has a very goofy personality“

  — angela s.

• “Hi… my name is Misha and I’m an 9 month old borzoi puppy. I love to run and frolic when I’m not being a big couch potato. I have a rough collie best friend but I’m willing to make friends with any dog when I can! I’m not super into toys but if I had to pick one I’d say I love sticks! I fetch…when I want to but no promises on getting it back! I’d much rather chase a friend down and jump over them right before I run them over! However if I do take a tumble I sure can be dramatic… but it all feels better after my mom gives me love and tells me I’m just being a silly boy and I need to toughen up. I’m the youngest in my doggie friend group and the most sensitive but when I get out of my shell I am like a little firecracker off speed!“

  — Jessica B.

• “Shy mini shepherd. She will warm up with time but will be shy for a little bit.“

  — Ellie S.

• “I love to pay ball and walk around taking in all the smells! I hate other animals so please keep them inside!“

  — Kaitlin H.

• “Misha is a young, energetic husky rescue we just adopted. She is not properly trained yet but is incredibly sweet and well tempered. She goes to day care and plays in groups as well.“

  — Joshua M.

• “I'm a 20mo old sable GSD that is an alpha female and not so obident. Loves most people but is too exuberent and needs manners. Not good with other dogs, hates cats. Very sweet however love to run, high prey drive and needs to run and be trained.“

  — Karen H.

• “I'm Misha! I'm 4 years old and have a medium amount of energy. I love to run around and meet other pups. I haven't had any issues with aggression. I am looking forward to making friends and being active!“

  — Elena K.

• “Hi! My name is Misha. I am a Belgian Malinois mix. As much as I love people, I do prefer women. I am not a huge fan of other dogs and I prefer to be kept away from them. I typically do okay with cats and large animals such as horses and cows.“

  — Celine M.

• “He's a Lab mix and loves to run, and loves humans! Unfortunately he's reactive on leash to dogs, so this is why we're here.“

  — Grace R.

• “I’m bigger than I think I am, love to do zoonoses, and I love to channel my inner cow with lots of howling that sound more like mooing.“

  — Michele M.

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