Are BRTs good with other pets?

Black Russian Terriers (BRTs) exhibit moderate social intelligence (3/5), but their strong prey drive and territorial nature mean they are not inherently "good" with other pets, especially smaller animals. While early socialization can help, their low adaptability (2/5) means they may struggle to adjust to new animal companions. Their high problem-solving ability (5/5) can also be a double-edged sword, as they may outsmart attempts to keep them separated if not properly managed. For a deeper dive into managing multi-pet households with a BRT, read our full article.