Entity: RUSSIAN-TERRIER
The Russian-Terrier, also known as the Black Russian Terrier, is a large black dog breed originally developed in the USSR for various working purposes.
RUSSIAN-TERRIER
Etymology
The term 'Russian-Terrier' is derived from the breed's origin in Russia and its classification as a type of terrier.
Definition
The Russian-Terrier, also known as the Black Russian Terrier, is a large black dog breed originally developed in the USSR for various working purposes. It is characterized by its protective nature and versatility.
Historical Context
The Russian-Terrier was initially bred in the Red Star Kennel in the late 1940s and early 1950s in the USSR. It was created for military and police work, as well as for guarding and protection.
Cultural Significance
The breed has gained popularity outside of Russia for its loyalty, intelligence, and adaptability. Russian-Terriers are often used as working dogs, guard dogs, and family companions.
Related Concepts
The Russian-Terrier is closely related to other terrier breeds and working dog breeds. It shares characteristics with standard terriers but is larger in size and has a distinct black coat.
See Also
A type of large black dog breed, the Russian-Terrier was bred in the USSR and is known for its versatility and protective nature.