Custom Borzoi Portraits, Fit for Royalty

Aristocratic Russian sighthound roots and blistering speed across open snow. Bred for Tsars and coursed across royal estates, this silhouette practically wears a crown already.

dignifiedquietindependentgentle

Create a Borzoi portrait

The Borzoi at a glance

Group: Hound
Size: large
Coat: long, silky
Typical colors: white, gold, black, brindle

Did you know? Borzoi were once bred almost exclusively by Russian nobility, including the Tsars, to hunt wolves across the open countryside.

Bred for Tsars and coursed across royal estates, this silhouette practically wears a crown already.

The three styles a Borzoi wears best

Chosen for this breed's build, coat and character — though all twelve styles are open to every pet.

The Monarch

Crown, velvet and a throne

Renaissance Nobledog art pending

Renaissance Noble

An old master's oil painting

Watercolor Dream

Soft, light, timeless

From our studio notes: Bred for Tsars and coursed across royal estates, this silhouette practically wears a crown already.

How it works for your Borzoi

Upload 1–5 photos of your Borzoi — clear face shots work best.

We map their identity: exact coat colors, markings, ear set and eye color.

Your chosen styles are painted and likeness-checked against the photos, then delivered in hours.

Borzoi portrait questions

Will the portrait really look like my Borzoi?

Yes, and it is checked rather than hoped for. Borzois share a silhouette, so the details that identify yours (white, gold, black colouring, long, silky coat, individual markings) are captured first and verified last. If the review fails, the portrait is repainted at no cost.

My Borzoi has unusual markings — can you keep them?

Unusual markings are the part we protect hardest. Bred for Tsars and coursed across royal estates, this silhouette practically wears a crown already. A split face, an odd sock, a freckled nose or a scar all get listed in the identity passport and checked one by one in the likeness review.

Which photos work best for a Borzoi portrait?

The best Borzoi photo is unglamorous: natural light, camera at their height, nothing covering the face. Long and layered coats look best when light comes from the side. Two or three photos from slightly different angles beat one perfect portrait.

Which styles suit a Borzoi best?

Any style works, though character matters. A Borzoi tends to be dignified, quiet, so the three recommended above tend to land best — the scene supports the dog rather than competing with them.

How fast will I get my Borzoi portrait?

Digital portraits are usually finished the same day — often inside an hour. Prints only go to press once you have approved the take you want, and reach US addresses in roughly a week to a week and a half.