Uma is a unique and exotic name that means "flax" or "turmeric" in Sanskrit. It is perfect for a beautifully colored or spirited canine companion.
Here are 20 of the latest pictures of dogs named Uma from our database of 21 dogs with the name Uma.



The following are 7 profiles of dogs named Uma from our database of 21 dogs with the name Uma.
“A spunky 7 month old black GSD mix - so much to get done, so little time to do it!!“
— Samantha C.
“I am an 11-year old Doberman with a gazillion sports titles. Retired now, I am the matriarch of the family.“
— Lynn W.
“I am pretty chill, I love to play with my sister Lola, I am obsess with good and water and chase lizards.“
— Alexandra C.
“Sweet loving Uma never leaves my side and has extreme separation anxiety. However, if I let her off leash in the sight of a bunny, I might not see her for a while.“
— B K.
“I love every dog I’ve ever met, and most humans, too. In other words, I’m overly friendly, and I don’t always understand when others don’t love me as much as I love them. I am highly excitable, with high prey drive. I love running as fast as possible. I compete in scent work and enjoy sniffing new environments.“
— Joni D.
“Hello pals, I love wrestling and getting crazy tho I can be a bit loud when doing so friends. My favorite food is butter and my dad makes me some every birthday. I prefer male friends but some female friends are ok under supervision as I can be a bit dominant at times. I love love love little dogs my two bestest pals are the size of my meal!“
— Andy W.
“I am sweet and loving with people but I am a handful. I am dog reactive, I am bossy and like to be alpha. I like to play with the other dog in our house, toys, humans (I love kids), and balls. I dig holes in the yard, and I eat dirt, poop and cardboard. I deeply love my people and they say I am beautiful and do cute things. But I push limits, chase the cats sometimes, and I am dog reactive, so my people cannot walk me in places where other dogs are present. I help our other dog guard the house, but I establish myself as alpha. I like to be outside. My people think I am a COVID dog who was not socialized. They rescued me when I was 1 year old.“
— Sharon B.


















































