Eurasier
Country of Origin:
Germany
Breed Group:
Utility
Size:
Medium
Temperament:
Calm, loyal, intelligent, reserved with strangers, gentle
Exercise Requirements:
Moderate – requires around 1 to 1.5 hours of daily activity, including walks, mental stimulation, and gentle play
Typical Lifespan:
11–14 years
Grooming Needs:
Moderate to high – thick double coat needs brushing several times a week; more frequent grooming is required during seasonal moults
Health Considerations:
- Hip dysplasia
- Patellar luxation
- Thyroid issues
- Eye conditions (e.g. entropion, distichiasis)
- Recommended health checks: BVA/KC hip scoring, patella evaluation, eye testing, thyroid function testing
Description:
The Eurasier is a dignified and well-balanced companion dog developed in Germany by crossing the Chow Chow, Wolfspitz, and Samoyed. Calm, steady, and deeply attached to its family, it is gentle and affectionate at home but naturally reserved with strangers. This breed requires early socialisation and thrives in a peaceful environment.
Best Suited For:
- Experienced or calm-natured owners
- Families looking for a loyal, non-demanding companion
- Homes with secure gardens and a predictable routine
Less Suitable For:
- Very busy or noisy households
- Owners seeking a highly sociable or outgoing breed
- Hot climates (due to thick coat)
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