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Russian Black Terrier Puppies for sale in Nottingham

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The Russian Black Terrier, also known as Chornyi Terrier, Tchornyi Terrier, BRT, is a large and impressive looking dog that was bred specifically by the Russian army to track down fugitives and guard properties. These handsome dogs, also known as RBTs, are highly prized in their native Russia as well as in other countries, but especially in Italy. However, the Russian Black Terrier is less popular in the UK, although they make wonderful companions and family dogs thanks to their friendly, loyal and affectionate nature.

Read our Russian Black Terrier Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

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FAQs

Are Black Russian Terriers good family dogs?

Yes, Black Russian Terriers make excellent family dogs as they are loyal, intelligent, calm, and gentle. They tend to be protective and display strong loyalty to their owners, including good behaviour with children and other pets, provided they receive proper training, socialisation, grooming, and exercise.

How much does a Black Russian Terrier cost?

The cost of a Black Russian Terrier puppy typically ranges from £800 to £2,000 depending on breeder reputation, lineage, and location in the UK. Adoption fees are significantly lower, ranging from around £40 to £400.

Is a Black Russian Terrier a schnauzer?

No, the Black Russian Terrier is not a schnauzer, but it does have schnauzer ancestry as it was developed by crossing the Giant Schnauzer with other breeds such as the Rottweiler, making it a distinct and unique working dog breed.

Are Black Russian Terriers rare?

Black Russian Terriers are considered uncommon and somewhat rare, especially outside of Russia, due to their large size, specific needs, and limited breeding programmes internationally, though they are not extremely rare globally.