Dog Names that Start with Ok

There is something quite appealing about giving your dog a name the same as another in pop culture. Not only can you provide them with a name you like, but you can then tell people you got inspiration from another dog like it in a movie, TV show, or a celebrity dog. There are a few dogs that meet that criteria: Okan and Okie.

Okan is becoming a popular dog name that starts with Ok but is also Manchester City star Raheem Sterling’s dog. Raheem bought Okan, a Rottweiler, for £15,000 back in October 2018, to protect his family. Why the high price tag? Okan comes from a specialist protection firm, making him suitable for protecting Raheem’s family when he’s not home at their multi-million-dollar mansion.

Okan comes from the same company that supplied Italian Mastiffs to West Ham striker Andy Carroll and an Alsatian for Manchester United defender Phil Jones.

Raheem bought Okan, the lovable Rottweiler, after his fiancé Paige Milian came home to find a man in their Cheshire mansion. He had smashed a window at the rear of the property and fled with valuables. No one was home at the time he broke in.

Following the break-in, Raheem not only splashed out on the family’s new furry friend but 24/7 security as well. While Okan is a staunch and intimidating dog, he’s also now a much-loved family pet. Raheem posted pictures on his Instagram showing Okan dressed up in Halloween gear, reiterating that Okan is a dog with a job to do, but they care for him too.

Even though Okan is a guard dog, other Instagram and promotional photos show Raheem on the family’s front lawn with the couple’s son standing on one side of Raheem, and Okan on the other. He is clearly at ease in a family environment.

Okie is also another dog with a name starting with Ok. Okie is the name of a famous Labrador on YouTube that racked up over 25,000 views sitting at the YouTube video creator’s dinner table. The video shows the dog sitting in front of the person, wearing a sweatshirt and appearing to have human arms. The dog with the human limbs proceeds to feed himself.

Okie is quite a famous name, as he is also a dog that appeared on Oklahoma Channel 4 news as the face of obedience classes starting up at Myriad Botanical Gardens back in 2013. Emily, his owner, said Okie would learn how to sit, stay, come when called, and walk on a leash.