Vera Name for Black Russian Terrier
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Vera Name Details
Meaning
Meaning 'faith' in Russian, representing trust and conviction. It mirrors the Black Russian Terrier's faithful guardianship, bred with Airedale's tenacity and Rottweiler's devotion for unbreakable bonds, ensuring reliable performance in military and home settings.
Etymology
From Russian 'vera', meaning 'faith', from Old Church Slavonic.
Why this name for Black Russian Terrier
Vera is simple yet profound, suiting a BRT inspiring faith through protection. Tied to saints and revolutionaries, it adds cultural weight. This name fits a dog whose loyalty builds trust, embodying the Red Star Kennel's faith in creating a supremely dependable breed.
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