Black Russian Terrier

A young breed, the Black Russian Terrier was developed in the Soviet Union in the 1960s. The breed was created from the Giant Schnauzer, Rottweiler, Airedale and other large size breeds. Popular in professional guard work, the Black Russian can be black or salt and pepper. The coat is short, strong, thick and wiry. This dog needs an experienced owner.

Black Russian Terrier Breeders:

When you purchase a puppy from a CADF breeder, you are purchasing  from a dedicated, conscientious breeder whose priority is to produce healthy specimens of their own breed.

All CADF member breeders have agreed to abide by our Code of Ethics.  Our breeders  screen their breeding stock for known hereditary problems, specific to their particular breed.  This allows you to purchase your puppy with confidence, knowing that your breeder has taken all of the necessary steps to provide you with the healthiest puppy possible.

Calgary Associated Dog Fanciers

Calgary, Alberta

(403) 259-3265

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