Words for "dog" in South Slavic languages...

[beaver]

Suka means bitch in Russian too if I'm not wrong.

Yeah, rear case when the senses coincide completely, bitch = "сука"

[Midori]

In Macedonia we say ''kuče'' (куче)
''Pes'' (Пес) is used too but very rarely

[Minesweeper]

Pas, kuče, ker, dzukela. Those are usually used in Serbian language.

[beaver]

In Macedonia we say ''kuče'' (куче)
''Pes'' (Пес) is used too but very rarely

Nobody (from Slavs) speaks "sobaka", why we do? Turkish influence? But linguists say that "sobaka" is an Iranian word (IE).

[Methmatician]

Nobody (from Slavs) speaks "sobaka", why we do? Turkish influence? But linguists say that "sobaka" is an Iranian word (IE).

Maybe some Iranian speaking people in Russia introduce the word?

[Piper]

I am not a linguist but the Romanian word for dog pup (cățel) and the interjection for calling a dog (cuțu) seems to be derived from the above mentioned kuče or kuciu. Isn't that a turkish, and not a slavic word 'tho?

Same for bitch, which is cățea

The word for dog is câine, from lat. canis

[Alenka]

Pes = dog
Kužek = dog
Kuža = dog
Psiček = puppy
Križanec = crossbreed
Mešanček = mutt

[Nurzat]

кутюха / kutiucha in my dialect of ukrainian (koo-tyoo-ha close to koo-kyoo-ha) that gave to moldavian dialect cotiugî / cotiugă of the same meaning. also the common собака / sobaka and пес / pes

also гончак / hončak (hon-tschak) that gave moldavian gonșiac / gonceac for hunt dog

(moldavian has about 1/4 of its vocabulary slavic btw )

[Behemot]

its equivalent to your "avlijaner" I think, i.e. mutt/street dog/stray

Avlijaner is used more for backyard dogs ,those you collect from street and take it home,but it takes food from whole neighborhood and usually wonder around.

[Veneda]

Similar words in Polish:

Psiček = puppy
Mešanček = mutt

psiaczek - puppy
mieszaniec - mutt

кутюха / гончак / hončak (hon-tschak) that gave moldavian gonșiac / gonceac for hunt dog

gończak - hound

I will add here more words for dog:
хрътка (hratka) - greyhound, harrier, hound

chart (pronunciation: 'hart') - greyhound