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Scientific Name: Canis Lupus Familiaris

Lifespan: 10-11 Years

Origin: Russia (RUS)

Black Russian Terrier

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The Black Russian Terrier is the result of selective breeding between many different dog breeds, including Rottweilers, Giant Schnauzers, Airedale Terriers, and Newfoundlands.

Historically, these extraordinary canines were used for tasks like border patrol and jail guarding.

With the advent of the 1950s, however, the Russian Army had less need for Black Russian Terriers.

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Male

  • Height

    63-71 cm / 25-28 Inches

  • Weight

    45-68 kg / 99-150 Pounds

  • Length

    89-102 cm / 35-40 Inches

  • Color

Female

  • Height

    66-68 cm / 26-27 Inches

  • Weight

    36-59 kg / 79-130 Pounds

  • Length

    89-102 cm / 35-40 Inches

  • Color

Temperature

Hot: 25 to 30 °C

Cold: -5 to 10 °C

Price

3K to 4K USD

Bite Force

400 to 556 PSI

Activity

Jump: 5-6 Feet

Run: 45-50 Miles per hour (72-80 km/h)

Origin Description

The "Red Star" kennel, under military supervision since the 1940s, began a breeding effort to create a canine breed suitable for military use in the 1950s. Soviet breeding experts played a key role in developing this new species, which was meant to be large, sturdy, energetic, adaptable, and able to withstand the country's wide range of climates.

To attain this, the breeders pulled from a wide change of wolfish species, including but not limited to Giant Schnauzers as well as ' Rottweilers, Airedales, and the Russian Water Dog. It was estimated that over fundamental well defined dog breeds were used in the base of the Black Russian Terrier.

Description

The Black Russian Terrier, also known as the Cherniy Terrier, is a large dog breed that towers above standard mid-sized canines. These dogs have their roots in the Soviet Union, where they were carefully bred and developed at the Red Star Kennel in the 1940s and 1950s for use in the armed forces and the workforce.

The Black Russian Terrier is now formally recognized by the FCI since September 1983 , the AKC since July 2004 , the CKC, the KC,' the ANKC,' the NZKC as well as ' and single other typological organizations. These dogs have adapted passim time to serve a wide change of roles, including that of working canines, watchdogs as well as sports canines as well as ' and devoted folk pets.