85+ Australian Dog Names

Australia is a wonderful country with wonderful ecology, stunning landscapes, and unsurpassed nature! Australia – a country of contrasts, because huge cities, enjoying all the benefits of civilization, are in the neighborhood of deserted pristine beaches, pristine lagoons, and wilderness.
In Australia, many dog breeds that are now popular around the world were also bred.

Naming your dog after the great continent of Australia is a great way to honor their Australian heritage – or yours! And even if you don’t have Australian roots, these names may still be perfect, conveying the unique brand of Australian charm that makes this a must-see. Here are some of the most popular Australian dog names.

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1 Male Australian Dog Names

2 Female Australian Dog Names

3 Funny Australian Dog Names

4 Australian Animal Dog Names

Male Australian Dog Names

Vegemite
Bondi
Ian
Steven
Barramundi
Koa
Murphy
Adami
Chico
Ollie
Fraser
Thornton
Boomer
Baz
Ozzie
Irwin
Creature
Roo
Perth
Ace
Zeil
Uluru
Aussie
Dundee
Orchy
Gaz
Tao

Female Australian Dog Names

Sydney
Wagga Wagga
Brizzy
Tarni
Kylie
Inala
Koala
Pavlova
Amarina
Queen
Matilda
Dannii
Sheila
Lynda
Cardinia
Bindi
Miki
Corindi
Kirra
Canberra
Coorah
Tazzie
Isa
Noosa
Toowoomba
Kolya
Alice
Vic
Acacia
Ja’mie
Coral
Roo
Kora

Funny Australian Dog Names

Mate – a term for a friend.
Sheila – a slang term for a woman.
Crikey – an Australian exclamation of surprise or bewilderment.
Barbie – in Australia, you put another shrimp on the barbie (aka the barbecue).
Aussie – a slang term for an Australian.
Boomer – short for boomerang.
Vegemite – (or Mite) Australians love Vegemite, a hick, black food spread made from leftover brewers’ yeast extract.
Digger – an Australian slang term for soldier.
Ace – a slang term for “excellent!”
Grommet – a slang term for a young surfer.
Dundee – as in the 1986 comedy Crocodile Dundee.
Bitzer – a word for a mixed-breed dog.
Bloke – a slang term for a man.
Steve Irwin – the name of the crocodile hunter.
Didgeridoo – a wind instrument developed by Indigenous Australians.
Brumby – an Australian term for a wild horse.
Kiwi – a term for a person from New Zealand.