Russian Black Terrier

Patellar Luxation

Legg-Perthes Disease

Hip Dysplasia

Heart murmurs

About 3 to 4.5 tables of high-quality dry food a day, separated by two foods, are recommended for Russian black terriers every day to eat. Adult Russian Black Terriers usually consume two foods a day well. When they are young, you should feed Black Russian Terrier puppies 3-4 times and go on three times a day. They can eat two meals a day until they are around a year old.

The hair is not shed much by the Black Russian Terrier. If it is not washed correctly once a week, however, it develops mat and tangle. Black Russian Terriers don't lose a lot of furs, but seasonally they blow coat. Daily care and brushing are necessary to keep his coat tangled and to reduce overall waste. Your home is reasonably hair-free by maintaining a decent care regimen.

A dense, thin undercoat wrapped in a gritty, protective outer coat, Black Russian Terrier's double allowed coat needs routine maintenance to keep mats from forming with a thick brushing once or twice a week.

To keep the owner looking his best or depend on a professional to perform his task, he must learn to squash around his face, particularly his beard and moustache. A groomer will adjust every few months with clippers; however, many owners can understand how. Like any race, Groomers should periodically trim the nails of the BRT.

At least 30 to 40 minutes of workout is required every day by the Black Russian Terrier. He's anxious for hectic journeys, long exercises, cycling, swimming and walking with his owner. He and his owner will play a ball or a flying record in the backyard. A BRT with not enough workout will be miserable and destructive, and someone with his human family who does not spend much time will establish attacking trends. In canine activities, many BRTs are excellent, such as obedience, endurance, rallying and defence.

Black Russia Terrier is vulnerable to mild health conditions such as coliblow dysplasia and serious problems such as canine Hip Dysplasia and has an average life expectancy of 10 to 11 years (CHD). The Breed will also experience gradual atrophy of the retinal (PRA) and dwarfism.

A veterinarian can prescribe hip, elbow, and eye tests for the dog to diagnose any of these problems. Ear diseases are also susceptible to the Black Russian Terrier. Two kinds of otitis exist. Otitis Media is a middle ear infection, and Otitis Externa is an outer ear canal infection. If you have dogs that exhibit too much head tossing from side to side or too much ear scratching, it is about time you took your dog to your doctor and your dog checked for ear infection.

Although Black Russian Terriers can be OK family dogs, this is not suitable for families with young children or older people. A Black Russian Terrier needs much effort and loyalty. This rigorous Breed has high care and thorough preparation requirements. The KGB breed is not suitable for a dog's beginner owner because it has an extensive and independent dominating temperament that can make it challenging to handle.

No good response to harsh discipline or heavily handled correction is given by Black Russian Terriers. This exceptionally practises worthy race possesses an extraordinarily high degree of intellect, a keen desire to learn and satisfy and a fierce fidelity to its master. In total, it is swift to train Black Russian people. This is nice since they must be constantly employed. Black Russians have a history of working with humans, but they can never be pets outdoors.

Other animals compatibility Russian Black Terriers are courageous and observer with a deep maternal instinct. This gives rise to intense human and animal touch. Their temperament is excellent and healthy, and they avoid combat with other dogs.

The Russian Black Terrier barks only when he feels it is needed. The Russians of male Black are not good at other dominant breeds. For this cause, many of them are not suitable for dog parks. They do well at home with other canine friends who have already settled on the property. You are ideal for non-dominant or small dogs, cats, goats, rabbits and other animals.