Aurora Starfrost

Our dogs are an essential part of our family.

Every single one of our puppies is registered with DKK, microchipped, and comes with a Pedigree. In their first few weeks, we shower the puppies with endless cuddles and hugs, exposing them to a variety of experiences to help them navigate different environments with confidence. Ensuring the happiness, love, and well-being of our dogs and puppies is our top priority. We focus primarily on their temperament and health, while also dedicating significant effort to maintaining quality, elegance, and adherence to the breed standards.

We strive to create a nurturing and loving environment for our furry friends, ensuring they receive the best care possible. We believe that a happy dog is a healthy dog, and we go above and beyond to provide them with everything they need to thrive. Our commitment to excellence extends to their training, socialization, and overall well-being.

We are passionate about responsible breeding practices and always prioritize the welfare of our dogs. Our dedication to producing not only beautiful but also well-adjusted and friendly dogs is unwavering.

We take pride in each and every puppy that comes from our home knowing that they are raised with love and care from the very beginning.

General information About the Breed

The Russian Toy is a small, elegant, lively dog with long legs, fine bones and lean muscles. They are active and cheerful, possessing keen intelligence and a desire to please. This breed loves to snuggle and be close to their human companions, although sometimes slightly aloof to strangers. They are neither cowardly nor aggressive.

The Russian Toy is a toy breed with a lineage that dates back to the Russian aristocracy. In general, he is a good-natured imp that loves to run and play. They will dash through the house or yard chasing toys as long as you can keep up, while many others are willing to do nothing more than lounge in your lap all day long, content in knowing that they are the prize jewel in your home. They thrive on human companionship and will let you know if they are feeling neglected. Their coat is either semi-long or smooth. The longhaired variety carries a nice ruff on the chest and unique feathering on the extremities, tail and ears. Long-coated Russian Toys will not have an adult coat until it is more than a year old and full fringing not until three years of age. The smooth-coated variety is sleek and smooth to the touch. There is also a slight attitude difference between the two varieties. Smooth Coats tend to be a little more terrier-like than Long Coats. However, both share a larger-than-life personality.