Size: Small

Adaptability: Adapts well to apartment living and various environments

Allergies: Not particularly prone to allergies

Friendliness with Family: Affectionate, loyal, and often attached to their families

Behaviour with Strangers: Can be cautious or reserved with strangers, especially without proper socialization

Friendliness with Kids: Generally good with considerate children; early socialization is important

Hair/Fur Shedding: Minimal shedding; short coat is easy to maintain

Activity/Energy Level: Energetic and requires regular exercise and playtime

Life Span: Typically around 10-12 years

Training Difficulty: Intelligent and trainable, but early training and socialization are essential

Behavioural History: Bred as a companion dog, the Russian Toy Terrier has a friendly and affectionate nature

General Health: Generally healthy, but can be prone to certain small dog health issues; regular check-ups are important

Russian Toy Terriers are known for their devotion to their owners and their lively, playful nature. They can form strong bonds with their families and thrive on human companionship. Due to their small size, they are well-suited to indoor living, but they still need regular exercise and mental stimulation. Early socialization and training are crucial to ensure they grow up to be well-mannered and confident pets.