The Black Russian Terrier, also called the BRT, was breeded using the reproductive crossing technique in the "Red Star Kennel in the former Soviet Union following World War II, originally as a guard dog.
Also called the Russian Bear Schnauzer, Tchiorny Terrier, Chornyi, and Black Terrier, more than 17 various canine breeds went into the creation of this confident, calm and unpretentious animal. The key initial breed was the Giant Schnauzer, but other breeds, such as Caucasian Ovcharka, Rottweiler, Airedale Terrier, Newfoundland, Great Dane, and the now extinct Moscow Water Dog were also used.
Only recently has it been popular outside of Russia, and only recently has it been recognized officially by the American Kennel Club.
The BRT has also been called "the only good thing that Stalin ever did" :)
Here is a picture of a Black Russian Terrier. Check out the link below.
A Cairn Terrier is a small terrier with long black or blond hair. It has erect ears which can be black if a Cairn Terrier is blond. It has short legs and a small head with big ears and eyes. They always look wise.
A 5lb dog would be something like a Chihuahua or Yorkshire Terrier.
There are different variations of the wired-haired terrier, I posted a link for a wire haired Fox Terrier. The "wire-hair" comes from their hair spiraling or looking like wires coming from their skin. It is neither smooth nor long. gets only about 1-2 inches in length and can look like little curls or spirals. You can go to www.google.com , select images, and type in "wire haired terrier" and see the pictures of the different variations.
It would look like a black spot on your back.
Like this; http://www.wellbredpets.com/breeder-1874-Moroz-Puppy-Love.html
In the forties, the army-controlled kennel "Red Star" began to breed a dog for its own needs. They used a program developed by Soviet breeder-specialists and created a new breed especially suited for their special duties. The goal was a massive, robust, high-spirited all-round dog, always willing to work and able to withstand the enormous, climatic differences in the country. The breeders were the Giant Schnauzers, Rottweilers and Airedale breeds, and the Russian Water Dog. More breeds were included; in all approximately twenty breeds were involved in the creation of the Black Russian Terrier. Only the best dogs were bred. Soon they had a dog stable in character and temperament, but not in type. At that time, only character and temperament counted. Several years later, Russian "DOSAAF" Breeders (DOSAAF is a paramilitary organization) bought dogs from the Red Star kennel. They started to standardize the look of the breed without neglecting the good qualities. In May 1984 the breed was recognized by the FCI with Standard #327 "Black Russian Terrier." The Black Russian Terrier is to the Red Army what the Malinois is to the French Army. The Black Russian Terrier has all the ability of the German Shepherd Dog without the undue aggression. On July 1, 2004, the Black Russian Terrier was admitted to full membership in the AKC Working Group.
A Cairn Terrier is a small terrier with long black or blond hair. It has erect ears which can be black if a Cairn Terrier is blond. It has short legs and a small head with big ears and eyes. They always look wise.
Like a french bulldog
is the first dog a staffodshire bull terrier, or an English bull terrier, or a cross of both????? :S
No, they do not look alike.
This is what they look like as a puppy Adult
This would be very difficult to answer without knowing what the parents look like.
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They look different Siberians are white and black and Russian are red and white
Yes, sometimes they get areas under the that actually look dirty but arent
what does a jack russell mix with husky lab look like
Show-trimmed Bedlington Terriers look like lambs. However, Bedlingtons from working lines look more like Irish Wolfhounds (except for the size).