Questions & Answers about Моя собака быстро реагирует на любой шум.
In Russian, possessive pronouns agree in gender, number, and case with the noun they modify.
- собака is grammatically feminine (ending in -а).
- Therefore, you must use the feminine form моя (my), not the masculine мой.
So:
- моя собака = my dog (feminine noun)
- мой кот = my cat (masculine noun)
- моё окно = my window (neuter noun)
- мои собаки = my dogs (plural)
Russian has grammatical gender, which doesn’t always match biological sex.
- The noun собака is grammatically feminine, no matter whether the actual dog is male or female.
- You still have to use feminine agreement: моя собака, эта собака, умная собака.
If you specifically want to say a male dog, you can use:
- пёс (male dog) → мой пёс
- кобель (more technical, “stud dog”) → мой кобель
But in everyday speech, собака is the default word for “dog” and is always treated as feminine grammatically.