Siku is a unique and meaningful name for a dog, as it means "ice" in the Inuit language. It conveys a sense of strength, grace, and coolness.
Here are 7 of the latest pictures of dogs named Siku from our database of 3 dogs with the name Siku.



The following are 2 profiles of dogs named Siku from our database of 3 dogs with the name Siku.
“RAWROOO! Let’s go, and let’s go now! Why aren’t you getting your hiking boots or sneakers? I’m ready to explore anywhere you wanna go! Let’s hike a summit and then go hunt voles and mice in the field! I love life and my brother Walter. We were both rescued within two days of each other…but I was FIRST, of course. My rescue says I was found by the side of the round on a reservation in New Mexico with my bio sister and sadly deceased mother. Knick O Time Horse Rescue and Kitten Rescue brought my sister and I to Longmont, Colorado to be fostered and adopted. My forever mom is convinced I’m a NAID that wasn’t sold because of my smaller stature. Along with my sister. My Embark DNA test says I have an exceptionally high wolfiness score (they won’t say “wolf)- but I’m mostly Husky (60%), Malamute (15%) GSD (15%), Catahoula (10%). I have a high prey drive like any Husky…and have not been around farm animals since I was a tiny pup of 4lbs. I chase everything though - but have recently managed to catch a rabbit in our yard next to the gold course. I also nab voles and mice - which mom doesn’t mind. She was not happy about the rabbit - but she said she understood my breeding. We spend a lot of time hiking and running because I need it. I love to be chased but my brother just grabs my tail or tackles me and that can get annoying. You’d think he was the alpha based on our playing habits outside…but I’m the alpha.“
— Tammy O.
“Well hi there, my inner dialogue voice sounds like forest gump. Well I’m not really sure how to dog correctly but I do like to run and jump. I’m not sure how to play but I’ll throw my body around.“
— Flannery K.


















































