Black Terrier

Name: Black Terrier
Official name: Russkiy Tchiorny Terrier
FCI Number: 327

Nature of the breed Black Terrier

It is an active, strong, balanced and fast dog that has very good defensive reactions.

The height of the Black Terrier breed

The FCI standard does not specify the weight.

The coat of the Black Terrier breed

Coarse, coarse, thick, close-fitting, slash-like and 4 to 10 cm long. The overhanging coat forms a coarse, brush-like beard on the upper jaw, a beard on the lower jaw and a mane on the neck and withers.

Coat colour

Black, but may also be black with tannins.

Advantages - why get a Russian Black Terrier

The Russian Black Terrier is a breed that brings many benefits to potential owners. This dog is known for its excellent protective nature and this makes it a great watchdog and protector of the family. The Russian Black Terrier is very intelligent and learns well, which makes it easy to train and adapt to different tasks and situations. He is also very loyal and devoted to his family, which means he forms strong bonds with people and makes an excellent companion. In addition, this breed is hardy and tolerates different climatic conditions well, and this is an advantage for owners in different geographical areas. The Russian Black Terrier also has a relatively low shedding rate and its coat is hypoallergenic, and this can be a boon for people with allergies. In addition, this breed is known for its longevity and good health.

Disadvantages - why not get a Russian Black Terrier breed

This breed requires a significant amount of physical activity and mental stimulation, and this can be challenging for owners with less active lifestyles or little time. Its thick coat needs regular and meticulous care, including frequent brushing and clipping, and can be time consuming and expensive. The Russian Black Terrier can also be stubborn and independent, requiring an experienced owner who can provide consistent and firm training. Because of its protective nature, it can be distrustful of strangers and other animals if not properly socialized and can lead to behavior problems. Additionally, its large size and strength can be difficult for some people to handle, especially if not well trained.