Utility Group
Eurasier
The Eurasier is a relatively modern breed, developed in Germany in the 1960s by Julius Wipfel by crossing the Chow Chow, Wolf Spitz, and Samoyed to cr…
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Size
Medium
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Coat
Long, Dense
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Energy
Medium
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Groom Every
8 weeks
Character
What is the Eurasier like?
The Eurasier is a relatively modern breed, developed in Germany in the 1960s by Julius Wipfel by crossing the Chow Chow, Wolf Spitz, and Samoyed to create a calm, even-tempered companion dog with the dignified bearing of a Nordic breed. The result is a beautiful, balanced, and adaptable dog β affectionate with their family, reserved with strangers, and notably calm indoors. Eurasiers are loyal and sensitive without being anxious, making them excellent family dogs.
Social Skills
Eurasier with Other Dogs
Eurasiers are devoted to their family while being naturally reserved with strangers β this reserve should not be mistaken for aggression. They are typically sociable with other dogs when well socialised. They are gentle with children and form strong bonds with all family members. Early socialisation is important to ensure their natural reserve develops into confident discernment.
Grooming Guide
How to Groom a Eurasier
The Eurasier’s dense double coat requires brushing two to three times weekly to prevent tangles and manage shedding. Professional grooming every eight weeks for a thorough bath, blow dry, light trim, nail clip, and ear clean maintains coat health. They undergo heavy twice-yearly moults during which daily brushing is essential. Their coat should not be clipped as it provides vital insulation.
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Pros
- βCalm and even-tempered
- βDevoted family companion
- βGentle with children
- βGenerally sociable with other dogs
- βBeautiful appearance
- βAdaptable and balanced
Cons
- !Reserved with strangers β socialisation essential
- !Coat requires regular grooming
- !Heavy seasonal shedding
- !Sensitive β dislikes conflict
- !Needs consistent family presence
- !Moderate exercise needs must be met