Mojo dog name - meaning, origin, personality and popularity

Mojo is a lively and energetic name for a dog, representing their spirited and fun-loving nature. It conveys a sense of charisma and playfulness.

Popularity of the name

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

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About dogs named Mojo

The following are 25 profiles of dogs named Mojo from our database of 77 dogs with the name Mojo.

• “He loves exploring, going for walk, he wants to go everywhere, he LOVES swimming, and when he’s tired he loves to snuggle.“

  — Jansje R.

• “I’m part Tasmanian devil and part koolaid man! I love rough and tumble wrestling and running like the wind! Just when you think you’re going to catch me I’ll turn on the afterburner and leave you in my dust!“

  — Kat W.

• “I'm an insecure boy that hides behind a tough guy attitude. Sometimes I am very smart and cunning! Other times.. not so much. I once went head first into the wall at my grandpawrents house and dented the wall, even bending the metal backing! Sometimes, I get into a "Bucky" mode where I zoom and try to destroy things or do things I know I'm not supposed to. I'm a big sweetheart once I know I can trust you!“

  — Joshua M.

• “Hello! I'm Mojo, a happy youngster who loves to chase and be chased! I love making new friends (Dogs and Humans).“

  — Janette M.

• “Mojo is a rescue lab we just got recently. He is a big sweetheart and so happy to not be in a crate 8 hours a day!“

  — Heather P.

• “Mojo seems like a name that fits my energetic playful character who loves chasing butterflies and squirrel. Smart and pleases for treats“

  — Ingrid C.

• “Caring is not an adjetive that I have used to describe a dog before, but it genuinely fits Mojo.“

  — Rob K.

• “The beautiful baby of the pack! Pretty sure he’s a cross between a raccoon and a cat. The tiniest version of a husky ever.“

  — Kelsey F.

• “mojo is dog reactive due to fear and frustration so we’re looking for more secluded areas!“

  — Paige P.

• “Rescue pup who is settling into his new family...very playful and eager to learn, loves to go fast.“

  — Kathleen M.

• “Our oldest WSS, handsome Mojo. Always loves adventures, listens very well and is friendly with other dogs and humans.“

  — Eveline B.

• “12 year old Morkie. Also, had a heart condition. Mojo is sweet and loves attention. Very friendly.“

  — Rhonda M.

• “Although I'm getting up there in years I am still a puppy at heart. I love any kind of catch and fetch games and love going to new places.“

  — Colleen G.

• “Hi I’m Mojo….I was dumped in the woods when I was about a year or two old. I don’t know why, but I’m glad my new family rescued me. I was not very good at being on my own and was nearly dead by the time I was rescued. But I’m all good now and all I really want to do in life, is play fetch. I’m really good at sprinting. My owner says I will “walk through fire, glass, and even on broken feet, to get my ball”…and so sometimes they hide it from me to “get my attention and relax”. Whatever. I’m really good at sniffing it out and once I find it, I won’t leave that spot without it. My mom also says “I’m like a cat, because I don’t like to get my feet wet.” And I don’t…why would I want wet paws? Unless my ball is thrown in the water, I won’t go in. I barely like to get close to the edge of a river or lake to take a drink. But I will happily jump in one if my ball ends up there. I’m a very strong swimmer. I also like other dogs of any size or breed, but, I’d really just rather play with my ball. Sometimes when other dogs accidentally take my ball, ….well, I look at my mom like “well, go get it back!”….but she doesn’t and that’s annoying so I just wait or look for another ball. My mom also says she “appreciates that I don’t ever poop anywhere but my back yard.” I don’t get why that’s a big deal, I’m just a private pooper. Why would I poop in public or someone else house? I also, don’t like treats. People try to give them to me, but I’d really rather they just give me a ball. My kids say I’m not much of a “cuddler”…I try, but then I just start thinking of my ball and would rather play fetch than cuddle. Aside from my ball, I also like to chase squirrels. I caught one once, and that was so exciting!! But I think I broke him and so it was short lived excitement. Now I just bark and bark at them. I pretty much only bark at squirrels. And this guy who brings paper to our house every. Day. And I bark if my people hold the ball too long….because throw it already! Other than that, I don’t bark. But apparently I do snore really loud. My mom says she’s going to get me a “c-pap machine for dogs”? My most favorite thing to do though?!….okay yes, play ball, but also!, I love to go out to places where I get off the leash and can run and sniff and sniff in the woods or fields. But I don’t run off…I have to stay close to my people in case they….find a ball and wand to play fetch. I’m also friendly to strangers, as long as they aren’t trying to get in my back yard. Then I bark loud and try to be scary. But , if they give me a ball? Then we can be new best friends! So yeah, I like to play fetch with my ball and that’s the most important thing to know about me. Ball ball ball!! 🐶🐾“

  — Tammy M.

• “I'm small amd mighty. I am the boss. I am called the Regulator. I also love to mark my territory, a lot. I love playing with big little brother Atlas and my litter mates Mita and Frankie and my friends Sprocket and Willow. But I am still in charge and make sure to control the level of fun. I love outings with mom in the car or on the trail. I like to be warm and snuggle with whomever I can. Treats are my favorite!“

  — Tiffany S.

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