Dog Names Ending in je

When you are looking at names that end in "je", you will find that many of them are quite rare. Still, there are a few pups in the pop culture world that we can look to as examples of names with "je" at the end. The first dog in the spotlight is Betje, a Noonbarra Keppe who lives in Belgium. Betje belongs to Patrick Stubbe who is also the owner and operator of Kessle Kelpie Stud. Betje is a young pup who Stubbe has bee training to work as a sheep herding dog on the farm. Stubbe has said that Betje has true, raw talent when it comes to herding sheep, something not all dogs have.

Betje shows great control over her eye and pace coordination and is able to herd the sheep with steadfast control. Betje is able to run wide around the sheep and herd them back together. Stubbe says that even in the more difficult and hectic lamb season (when young lambs, who are not used to being part of a herd tend to stray), young Betje is able to get the lambs back to the flock without trouble. Sounds pretty impressive for a young dog! Betje has also been able to tame a troublesome Ewe who wouldn't follow the dog's direction, moving backward rather than forward. Betje stayed calm when this happened and showed no fear.

Betje's only flaw is that she loves herding sheep so much that it can be difficult to get her off the field. Sounds like a good problem for Stubbe to have as he wants to have a working sheepdog! However, once Betje is able to get off the field, she is an affectionate and adorable dog who is doing well in obedience training and also loves to be around all people. Betje seems to be quite a talented and happy dog!

Saje is an adorable Weimaraner who was recently adopted and automatically became the third child of the family. Saje loves going outside and helps motivate her owners to do the same. Saje is on a diet of Canadian natural red meat which keeps her healthy and ready to go on adventures through the woods!  She thrives on keeping a smile on her owner's faces.