Dog names from license records · Siberian Husky
These are the names owners actually gave their Siberian Huskys, taken from city dog license records and counted one dog at a time. No suggestions, no made-up lists.
Source: dog license records from New York City, Seattle, Allegheny County, PA and Cambridge, MA, updated to Oct 2026.
Ranked by the number of licensed Siberian Huskys with each name. The figure beside each name is the dog count.
From registers that record sex (New York, Allegheny County and Cambridge). Seattle doesn't.
Each name's share among Siberian Huskys, against its share among all 418,812 named dogs. “21.6×” means Balto is 21.6 times as common for a Siberian Husky as for the average dog.

Puppn started as a set of watercolor Siberian Husky portraits, sold as printable downloads.
See the Siberian Husky portraitsOnly four US registers publish each dog's name and breed together. 78% of these Siberian Huskys are licensed in New York City, so the list leans towards New York tastes. Many owners never license their dog, so this is a large sample of licensed dogs, not a census.