Black Norwegian Elkhound Dog Names

The Black Norwegian Elkhound, otherwise known as the Norwegian Moose Dog, Norsk Elghund Black, Black Elkhound, or Norsk Elghund Sort, is a rare Spitz breed that is hardly ever found outside of its native Norway. Coat color is the only difference between the Black Norwegian Elkhound and the more common gray Norwegian Elkhound. They are easy to train, make excellent hunting dogs and companion dogs. The Black Norwegian Elkhound learns best when positive reinforcement is used; they do not respond well to rough training techniques. They are almost too smart for their own good and can many times outsmart unsuspecting owners. The Black Norwegian Elkhound is an active dog and loves to be outdoors in the cooler weather. 

When you are researching the different breeds of dog you may be interested in adding, do not count out the Black Norwegian Elkhound. However, be prepared to search long and far to find a breeder of Black Norwegian Elkhounds. There are no known breeders of the Black Norwegian Elkhound in North America so you will need to import a puppy or adult from probably Norway since the largest population of Black Norwegian Elkhounds is located there. Once you are able to find a Black Norwegian Elkhound to bring home to your family, it will be time to start searching for the perfect name for your new companion. 

Since they are a Norwegian breed, your search will probably begin in Norway with the most popular Norwegian names. Many of these names will sound odd and be difficult to pronounce, however, there are several other names that are common and easier to say such as Anders, Espen, Felix, Nora, and Sophie. There are also names that are found in legends such as Bram, the featured dog from the legend of why the Black Norwegian Elkhound’s tail curls over its back. When deciding on your new friend’s name, take your time, this is a name that will be imprinted on your heart for a lifetime.