Black Russian Terrier

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Black Russian Terrier
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 Black Russian Terrier Dog

The Black Russian Terrier is an eager, fun-loving, and intelligent dog. The Black Russian Terrier loves to be around humans and be part of the action. Very observant and brave, the Black Russian Terrier likes to please his owners and is a very willing dog. Like most other terriers, the Black Russian Terrier does have something of a stubborn streak. Whilst the Black Russian Terrier s intelligence and eagerness can make work, play, and training fun, his stubborn streak can slow things down a little. The Black Russian Terrier has a curious nature and likes to explore, so he should not be left loose outside of a secured area. The Black Russian Terrier s can be dominant at times, but they are known to be easy to house break.

The Black Russian Terrier will usually get on well with children, and can be fascinated by them. However, do remember that these dogs are large, and he may inadvertently knock down a smaller child in play. The Black Russian Terrier s can be dominant around other s that are not part of the household, but are generally okay with other pets in the household. The protective nature of the Black Russian Terrier makes him an effective watch dog. This means that he will often be wary around strangers. The Black Russian Terrier s can learn quickly but can sometimes be a little slow when it comes to being mature. The Black Russian Terrier s are well suited to confident owners that have plenty of time and attention to devote to their pet.
 

The Black Russian Terrier Dog
The Black Russian Terrier stands out due to its unique facial characteristics (the breed has a “beard” on its head and a “mustache” on its muzzle) and its massive size; to say that it is large is probably an understatement. The Black Russian Terrier has a powerful, muscled body, with solid, strong legs. It has a large head with strong jaws and almond-shaped dark eyes. The body length should be proportionate to its length at withers. The coat of the Black Russian Terrier is thick, bristly, and waterproof, reaching up to two inches and is typically the color black.


Black Russian Terrier Skills
The Russian Red Army became the first to develop the Black Russian Terrier in order to help guard and patrol police and military buildings, penal colonies, and the like just after the second World War. The breed came about when the Russians crossed the Giant Schnauzer with the Rottweiler dog, the Moscow Retriever dog, and the

Airedale dog, and other such breeds. Today, the Black Russian Terrier is rare although they can still be seen in shows across Europe. The Black Russian Terrier were only admitted to the American Kennel Club two years ago, in 2004.

Black Russian Terrier Personality
The Black Russian Terrier is a smart, intelligent breed that makes for an excellent guard or watch dog. Despite these capabilities and skills, the Black Russian Terrier is actually quite playful with children and adults and can be very protective as well. The breed is naturally suspicious with strangers and observant of its surroundings. The Black Russian Terrier is actually quite easy to house break and will get along with smaller-sized pets and dogs in the household. The Black Russian Terrier will need a lot of human contact and will not be comfortable left outside or in a kennel for too long.

Black Russian Terrier Dogs Exercise Needs
The Black Russian Terrier is a breed that loves to exercise. Long walks, runs, and romps in the park will always perk it up! If there is snow and water in the area, the Black Russian Terrier will not hesitate to jump in and enjoy itself.

Black Russian Terrier Dogs Living Conditions
The Black Russian Terrier will be comfortable with apartment living despite their massive size; a small yard or a large yard makes no difference to them since they like to be very near their owner/family at all times and want a lot of contact with people. The Black Russian Terrier will need to get enough exercise if they live in an apartment.

Black Russian Terrier Dogs Grooming Requirements
Professional grooming will be necessary for the Black Russian Terrier, as its weatherproof coat consists of tight wavy hair. This will need to be trimmed at least twice during the year and its coat needs to be brushed at least once a week. The Black Russian Terrier will not shed a lot if the coat is regularly brushed.

Black Russian Terrier Dogs Health Issues
The Black Russian Terrier is prone to hip and elbow dysplasia. The ears, if not regularly checked, may be susceptible

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