Alaskan Klee Kai Dog Names

Introduction

The Alaskan Klee Kai, also known as the Miniature Alaskan Husky or Miniature Husky for short, is a newer breed that has only been around since the 1970s. While the Alaskan Klee Kai very much resembles a Siberian Husky, this breed is more fit for being a companion dog as opposed to a working dog due to their small size. If you are a lucky owner of the Alaskan Klee Kai, then you know how great of a family dog this breed is. While naturally shy around strangers, the Alaskan Klee Kai makes a wonderful watchdog for the home, and with proper socialization can be totally comfortable around new individuals as well.

Alaskan Klee Kai Dog Names in Pop Culture

Featured Famous Alaskan Klee Kai Dog

Kobi

Instagram is a king platform on the internet right now, being a site where people can be influencers, run their own business, and share their passions. On top of that, Instagram is also a place where pet stardom runs wild. We can see this with our spotlight dog of the day, Kobi, a little Alaskan Klee Kai who knows how to pose for an awesome picture. Kobi has over 19,000 followers on Instagram and captures hearts everywhere with his friendly face and interesting photos. From blowing kisses to wearing adorable winter hats, there is no doubt that Kobi the Alaskan Klee Kai has earned his internet fame. If you love fluffy critters, and especially fluffy Alaskan Klee Kais, then you simply must check out Kobi's feed; it may just make your whole day.

Perhaps what makes the Alaskan Klee Kai breed so desirable is the fact that they are basically a pocket Husky. The Siberian Husky is one of the most stunning breeds around, what with their changing coat patterns, delicate yet strong features, and piercing eyes; not to mention their winning personalities. When you take all of those things and shrink them down into a smaller dog, you end up with something that you just want to cuddle and love on all day! This fact is most likely what causes so many people to fall for the Miniature Husky breed.

Another example of an awesome Alaskan Klee Kai who bears the name "Kobi" is one who had an article written all about his tastes, personality, and appearance. In the article, Kobi is brought to the spotlight with facts about how much he loves to be cuddled and will follow his owner around the house all day long. This Kobi is from Southern California and sports a "wolf grey" coat, otherwise distinguished as grey, black, and white with yellow undertones. Just like a traditional Siberian Husky or Malamute breed, Kobi changed fur color as he aged. At just 13 weeks old, he was dark furred, but at over one year old, Kobi's coat faded to the wolf grey coloring. Typical to the Alaskan Klee Kai breed, at the age of one, Kobi only weighed 23 pounds; and most likely won't get any bigger! This makes him an excellent size for travelling, snuggling, and much more. If you are someone that is lucky enough to own one of these adorable dogs, the name Kobi may be an excellent consideration for either a male or a female.

Alaskan Klee Kai Dog Name Considerations

Due to the heritage of the Alaskan Klee Kai, Alaskan names are a wonderful option when it comes to deciding a title for your new pup. The variation of both simple and complex names available in this list are excellent for providing plenty of options, regardless of what your preference may be! For male Alaskan Klee Kai's a few name options are Yukon, Sitka, Igloo, Ambler, and Birch. For the females, there are names such as Atka, Kodiak, Pitka, Tenakee, and Slana. Each of these names is extremely unique and represent not only places in Alaska but also meanings. For example, "Sitka" means "people on the outside of Shee" and is also the name of one of the brothers in the Disney film Brother Bear. If you want to name your Alaskan Klee Kai based on appearance, a few names that could be considered are "Porcupine" which is a former mining town in Alaska (and could be great for a brown or speckled Klee Kai) or "Platinum" which a city on the very tip of Alaska's western shore (this name is perfect for a silvery or grey Alaskan Klee Kai). There is no doubt that any of these names will fit the mystery and beauty of the Alaskan Klee Kai to a tee.

Male Alaskan Klee Kai Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
4	Copper A river in Alaska
-1	Yukon A fort in Alaska
-1	Igloo Ice structures that act as homes
-1	Birch The Alaska white birch is a small tree with many stems
-2	Kenai A peninsula in Alaska, also the name of the youngest brother in "Brother Bear"
-3	Hooper Hooper Bay is a town in Alaska
-3	Attu The most western and largest island in the Aleutian Islands of Alaska
-4	Klondike A gold rush that happened between 1896-1899 and an ice cream bar
-5	Platinum Primary production of this metal in the US comes from the Bering Sea Coast in Alaska
-5	Koyuk A river in Alaska
-5	Kipnuk A name that means "bend" referring to the bend in the river where the town sits
-5	Kasaan A name that means "pretty town"
-5	Gakona A beautiful river
-5	Eagle A city located on the south bank of the Yukon River
-5	Akutan One of the islands in the Aleutian Islands
-6	Wrangell A town located on the tip of Wrangell Island
-6	Valdez A 4,000 person port town on Alaska's south coast
-6	Ugashik A very small fishing village
-6	Tyonek A village with only 168 people in it, located on a beach
-6	Tetlin A National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska
-6	Teller A small village of less than 300 people that used to be a gold rush town with over 5,000 people
-6	Sleetmute A town located on the Stony River in Alaska
-6	Sitka A city near Juneau and the name of one of the brothers in Disney's "Brother Bear"
-6	Savoonga A village that captured two large whales for food in 2013
-6	Rampart A canyon and gorge in Alaska
-6	Porcupine One of the largest rodents in Alaska as well as a ghost mining town
-6	Nulato A salmon fish camp
-6	Naukan An abandoned Eskimo village in Russia
-6	Lorino A town on the Chuckchi Peninsula
-6	Ambler A dialect in the Northwest Arctic Borough

Female Alaskan Klee Kai Dog Names

Votes	Name	Vote
2	Ruby A supply town for miners that was named after the red-colored stones found on the riverbank
2	Kodiak The main city on Kodiak Island
1	Juneau The capital city of Alaska
-2	Nome Home to "the world's largest gold pan"
-2	Dot Inspired by the Alaska Dot Webcams
-4	Chitina A larger city located on the west bank of the Copper River
-5	Tenakee Tenakee Springs is a city on Chichagof Island
-5	Telida An Upper Kuskokwim Athabascan village
-5	Tazlina Athabascan (language) for "swift water"
-5	Slana An Alaska Native village name, derived from the Slana river's name
-5	Sireniki The only Eskimo village in Siberia that has not been relocated
-5	Salcha A river in interior Alaska well known for its fishing that is nearby
-5	Pitka Inspired by the Edward G. Pitka Sr. Airport in Alaska
-5	Nenana Home of the Nenana Ice Classic, established in 1917
-5	Kivalina A remote Alaskan village that was threatened by climate change in 2017
-5	Kiana Translates into English as “place where three rivers meet”
-5	Kake A first-class city in Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area
-5	Iliamna A large lake in Alaska
-5	Huslia A small town also known (rarely) as Hussliakata
-5	Galena Established in 1918 with a military airfield built next to the city during World War II
-5	Eklutna A lake in Chugach State Park
-5	Chickaloon A city surrounded by the Talkeetna and Chugach mountains
-5	Atka A hamlet located on the east side of Atka Island
-5	Alatna The name of a river in Alaska
-5	Allakaket Allakaket is on the bank of the Koyukuk River
-6	Yakutat A small fishing village
-6	Venetie A Native Village that opted for 1.8 million acres of land in 1971
-6	Unga A ghost town on Unga Island
-6	Unalaska An island neighboring Amaknak Island
-6	Toksook A city and village on Nelson Island