Black Russian TerrierĪs a military mutt, this working woof is treasured for his strength and bravery, but he isn’t for everyone’s lifestyle. He comes in six shades, including black and wheaten. His coarse coat needs professional grooming every few weeks to keep its neat appearance, including his trademark beard and brows. Famous for his saucy temperament, he’s not one to take anyone’s fluff, so he’s not the most patient pup for life with kids, but he’s a rockstar when it comes to companionship. The vivacious Scottish Terrier is one of the most recognizable members of the Terrier group. His coat can be black, brown, gray, or Landseer (black and white.) Scottish Terrier Commonly called the Newf, he’s a great choice for family life. His lush coat can be overwhelming along with his drool, but the reward for all of your hard work is a massive lovebug with unrivaled loyalty. The phrase “gentle giant” perfectly describes the handsome and sizeable Newfoundland. Keep treats close, but don’t overfeed him, as he’s prone to weight gain. Your Lab can become a handful if not trained early and consistently, however. He makes an excellent family dog and is one of the most popular dog breeds due to his sweet nature and versatility, as he easily transitions from the house to a hiking trail or duck boat. The breed is known for being athletic and toy-obsessed. Labs come in three hues: black, yellow, and chocolate. Here are some doggos who commonly rock black fur. Many breeds have black coats, ranging from full-body coverage to spots, speckles, and swirls. Soufrière (Black beach/volcano in St Lucia).

Qasar (Stellar force fueled by a black hole).

Pisgah (National Park containing part of the Black Mountains).

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