Russian Tsvetnaya Bolonka

The Russian Tsvetnaya Bolonka was developed in the mid-20th century in the Soviet Union as an adaptable city companion dog. Unlike the traditional white Bolonka, it comes in a variety of colors.

Energy Level

Natural energy and enthusiasm throughout the day.

Exercise Needs

Amount of physical activity required to stay healthy.

Playfulness

Willingness to play and engage in games.

Affection Level

Tendency to show affection toward humans.

Dog Friendliness

Friendliness and tolerance toward other dogs.

Pet Friendliness

How well this pet gets along with other animals.

Stranger Friendliness

Reaction toward unfamiliar people.

Ease of Training

How easy it is to train and teach commands.

Watchfulness

Alertness and tendency to notice surroundings.

Vocality

Tendency to bark, meow, or make other sounds.

Grooming Requirements

Level of grooming effort needed on a regular basis.

Heat Sensitivity

Sensitivity to hot weather conditions.

Cold Tolerance

Ability to withstand cold temperatures.

Small, compact body with a soft, wavy to curly coat in many colors.
Low to moderate exercise requirements. Short daily walks are sufficient.
Affectionate, social, and people-oriented. Generally good with children and other pets.
Eager to please and responsive. Suitable for novice owners.
Requires regular brushing. Minimal shedding makes it suitable for allergy-sensitive homes.
Generally healthy
Possible issues: dental problems, patellar luxation
Lifespan: 12–16 years
Ideal for apartment living, seniors, and families seeking a close companion.
One of the few companion breeds developed entirely within the former Soviet Union.

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