Alejandra G.

answer · Russian Black Terrier

Totally! Mine does that too.

answer · Russian Black Terrier

I would recommend a Black Russian Terrier for those looking for a strong and loyal guardian. They're quite protective and make great family dogs, but they do need early socialization. Their thick coats require regular grooming, so be ready for that commitment. If you can handle a strong-willed dog, they can be a wonderful addition to your home.

answer · Russian Black Terrier

Socialization can be tricky since Russian Black Terriers are protective. They need early exposure to different people and environments.

answer · Russian Black Terrier

She usually goes to check things out but then gets friendly.

question · Russian Black Terrier

What's the funniest thing your Black Russian Terrier has ever done?

answer · Russian Black Terrier

I typically groom my Russian Black Terrier every three weeks. Their coat is quite dense, so I make sure to brush him thoroughly to keep it healthy. I found that investing in a good grooming tool specifically for this breed makes a big difference. Regular grooming not only helps with their appearance but also keeps them comfortable, especially during shedding season.

answer · Russian Black Terrier

It really depends on the guest. My Russian Black Terrier can be protective and cautious around new people. I often ask visitors to approach slowly and let her sniff them first. Once she's comfortable, she enjoys the attention and loves being petted. It’s amazing how a little patience can help her warm up to new friends.

question · Russian Black Terrier

Every visitor expects a serious guard dog... then my Black Russian Terrier brings them a toy 😂 Anyone else?

answer · Russian Black Terrier

No. Next question. Morning run plus afternoon training or we pay for it at night. A job helps. Even silly stuff like carrying a bag on walks or learning a new cue mid-hike. Still figuring it out like everyone else, Alejandra.