Zora dog name - meaning, origin, personality and popularity

Zora is a unique and exotic name that means "dawn" or "golden dawn" in Slavic languages. It is a fitting choice for a dog with a bright and energetic personality.

Popularity of the name

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

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About dogs named Zora

The following are 17 profiles of dogs named Zora from our database of 78 dogs with the name Zora.

• “I love everything in the world and just want to run up to it and say "hi" RIGHT NOW.“

  — Staci S.

• “Zora is a sweet gentle giant, but can be a little unsure of other dogs at times. We rescued her from a reservation outside of Edmonton. She loves a good adventure.“

  — Madison T.

• “Zora is a 2 year old GSD. She’s just the sweetest. She was a regime to us.“

  — Jennifer S.

• “Zora is a 6mo old malinois and one of our client’s dogs. She is a typical maligator and can be mouthy! She can also be nervous around new people and prefers to be given space.“

  — Stephanie L.

• “I am Zora! I'm about 6 years old, and I have a big bark but I don't often approach other dogs or humans. I'm 50% pit, but I'm 100% big scaredy cat. I enjoy cuddling with my humans and doing tricks for treats.“

  — Karyssa D.

• “Hi there! My name’s Zora, and I’m a little shy when I first meet you, but give me a second and I’ll turn into a furball of energy. I want to be friends with EVERY dog I meet, but unfortunately that leads to poor leash reactivity. I’m working on doing better, but in the meantime, I enjoy a private space to release some energy.“

  — Monica H.

• “Zora is my playful little girl. She LOVES to run and enjoys playing with the hose or sprinkler. She isn't quite adventurous enough to do a big pool but has fun in little dog pools.“

  — Kristin P.

• “I’m a very high energy pup who loves to run and play with toys! I am great with people and other dogs, and just love exploring new things and going on adventures.“

  — Meagan E.

• “I’m a high strung GSP with unlimited energy and a strong suspicion of other pups and most people. Please let me approach you as I’m an introvert.“

  — Eric W.

• “A sweet but anxious big girl. She is a lone dog in a loving family but needs some space to play.“

  — Greggory S.

• “I am a energetic young doberman puppy looking to just learn how to socialize and make friends. I enjoy seeing my friends at obedience class every week but would love the chance to play as well.“

  — margo a.

• “Friendly to dogs and people alike, I will shower you with kisses and clean your ears when I am not demanding a ball throw.“

  — Andrea E.

• “I’m timid until I know you’re not going to be rough. I’m big but a baby at heart. I protect my mom from everything.“

  — Pastor Valari B.

• “I love chasing squirrels, but I never catch them, I love treats, and my humans!!“

  — Erika L.

• “Zora is a 8 year old silver standard poodle. She’s well behaved and stays close to her dad.“

  — Zoe Z.

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