All Russian dogs and Russian dog breeds
The Caucasian dog is the most brutal Russian dog breed. It is a large, even-tempered dog with powerful and muscular body, bear-look face, deeply set oval dark eyes, round-shaped cropped ears and low carried long tail. It has a thick and water resistant double coat in shades of gray, brindle, … [Read more...]
The Black Russian Terrier (BRT), commonly known as Russian terrier or just Blackie is quickly gaining in popularity in Europe and North America. This large Russian dog definitely represents one of the top Russian breeds. Its majestic black beauty and well-muscled, large-boned frame (click for … [Read more...]
The Borzoi Hunting Sighthound is definitely the most aristocratic Russian dog. Having a rising reputation of a glamour pet, this Russian wolfhound often accompanies celebrities and takes part in luxuries commercials. This coverdog can be easily recognized for its long, narrow head and tall, … [Read more...]
There's no other Russian Dog that can smile like the Samoyed with its always upturned mouth corners. It is an old all-white Russian dog breed covered in a long fluffy and weather-resistant double coat, with black eyes, lips and nose. The Samoyed dog has a nice fox-like face and a solid, muscular … [Read more...]
A miniature terrier known as Russian Toy is the smallest Russian dog and one of the tiniest dogs in the world. It is a relatively new Russian dog breed that was recognized by the American Kennel Club only in 2008. This mini-dog with its brittle, delicate legs, short bobbed tail and swan neck … [Read more...]
Laikas is a group of Russian dog breeds of the Spitz type. All the main breeds of this group - the West Siberian Laika (WSL), the East Siberian Laika (ESL) and the Russian European Laika (REL) - are working dogs, bred from aboriginal dogs of northern Russia and Siberia, and used for hunting, and … [Read more...]
Bolonkas relate to small Russian dog breeds of the Bichon type and include the Franzuskaya Bolonka ("French Bolonka") and the Russian Tsvetnaya Bolonka ("Colored Bolonka"). The Franzuskaya Bolonka is usually white, whereas the Russian Tsvetnaya Bolonka may be of various colors. These little dogs … [Read more...]
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