Specializing In The Russian Tsvetnaya Bolonka

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​Russkaya Tsvetnaya Bolonka translates to "Russian Colored Lapdog." Bolonki were originally bred to be the ultimate house pet for apartment living. Sweet, loving, intelligent, and willing to please, he is friendly to all and shows no sign of aggression. The Russian Tsvetnaya Bolonka, or Bolonka for short, is a member of the Bichon family that was almost extinct until after the Cold War. It is a small companion dog that is hypoallergenic, funny, clever beyond words and intensely loyal to its family. Some are excellent mimics; others are content to sit by the door and monitor who is allowed in or out. Spirited, yet easy-going and sociable, the Russian Tsvetnaya Bolonka is great with children. Although they are quick to alert, they will not be a constant barker with early training on appropriate behavior. They are fairly independent for a toy breed and require early socialization with people. However, Bolonki do get along well with dogs and other animals. Very clever and smart, they do well in formal training such as obedience, rally, tracking and agility when trained with a firm, but gentle, hand.

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Striving to create and produce one of the newest breeds to the U.S.A., the Russian Svetnaya Bolonka. Starting with AKC FSS registration this IS the ground floor for this amazing little breed, thankfully the foundation has already been established by the founders of the RTBCA.

Highly Skilled Bolonka Breeder

And just who am I? ​Always up for a challenge, I have decided to combine my skills of canine reproduction with my understanding of pedigrees to help form and promote this wonderful colored lap dog from Russia! 

Catherine Woods - Being a preservationist of purebred dogs, I specialize in canine reproduction and health, I have a good working knowledge of canine theriogenology and a clear vision of the future of this breed. Conformation, health testing and working with AKC to recognize this breed in the near future is my goal.