Male Russian Toy Terrier puppy DJ in Louth

Male Russian Toy Terrier puppy.

He is microchipped, wormed and vaccinated.

The Russian Toy Dog is a lively, cheerful and affectionate dog who makes a wonderful family companion.

Behaviour:

Full of energy and zest for life, the Russian Toy Dog is always ready to play and have fun. It loves to be the centre of attention and to take part in all family activities.

Very attached to its owner, it follows them everywhere like a shadow.

Profile:

A companion dog par excellence, the Russian Toy Dog is sociable and generally gets on well with children and other animals. Despite its small size, it is courageous and makes a good watchdog.

Sensitivity:

Very sensitive to the atmosphere in the home, the Russian Toy Dog needs a harmonious and loving household to thrive. It does not cope well with loneliness and may develop anxiety if left alone for too long.

Habits:

Active and playful, the Russian Toy Dog needs daily exercise despite its small size. It enjoys walks and play sessions.

At home, it likes to snuggle up to its owners or curl up in a cosy basket.

Barking frequency:

The Russian Toy Dog can be vocal if not properly trained. It tends to bark to signal the presence of strangers or to express excitement. Early training helps to channel this behaviour.

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