Sloane dog name - meaning, origin, personality and popularity

Sloane is a unique and sophisticated name that suits a stylish and elegant dog. It has a classic charm that exudes grace and poise.

Popularity of the name

• #2480 most popular dog name
• Most popular gender: Female
• Most popular breed: mix

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About dogs named Sloane

The following are 7 profiles of dogs named Sloane from our database of 15 dogs with the name Sloane.

• “Shes listed as a mix because her breed is not on the list. She is a Cane Corso. Loves all people, very high energy. She was a pound puppy at just 5 weeks old. She did miss out on that vital timeframe with momma and siblings to teach her respect and manners. We are still working on learning good manners and respect of others dogs personal space. She is clueless on picking up on the signs of other dogs being aggressive towards her so we only visit public dog parks that are empty. She has occasionally met other pups her age with her energy level and had a great time playing, but we have had not so good encounter as well. She wants every dog she sees to be her friend and some of those dogs just dont want to be. She just needs safe spaces to run and play while we are out on the road.“

  — Threasa B.

• “I’m a sweet loving pittie with a joyful goofy spirit that brings a smile to everyone I meet. I love to love.“

  — Tara L.

• “Kind, approachable and playful pup. She loves to run, play and fetch (especially fetch) with her ball.“

  — Jill P.

• “Sloane is a rescue from the humane society. She has boundless puppy energy and adores people.“

  — Amanda W.

• “Sloane has had to other owners other than me. Her first owner bought her when she was two months old with his gf. When they broke up he kept her and she wasn't in the best shape. She was fragile, had a terrible ear infection and she was only 40 lbs! The second family that took her really helped her and took great care of her but due to their other dog they couldn't keep her. She is so amazing with people and kids. She wasn't really socialized with dogs as a pup so now she has terrible reactivity and anxiety.“

  — Savannah S.

• “I love to play don’t touch the ground with balloon, but I get sad when they disappear when I try to grab them. If I am not doing that, I am probably annoying my brother to play with me.“

  — Sam C.

• “I AM A 2 YEAR OLD ST. BERNARD WHO IS VERY REACTIVE (MOST DAYS) TO NEW PEOPLE, DOGS OR SQUIRRELS. I WANT TO BE ABLE TO RUN FREE AND SNIFF EVERYWHERE. (WITH OUT DRAGGING MY MOM, FACE DOWN ONTO THE GROUND, SHE DOESN'T LIKE THAT).“

  — STACI W.

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