The Eurasier breed
Eurasier
Eurasier: the German family companion par excellence
The Eurasier is a relatively recent German breed, created as an ideal companion dog. Calm, loyal and balanced, it is one of the best family dogs in existence.
Origins of the Eurasier
Created in Germany in the 1960s by Julius Wipfel, from crosses of Chow Chow, Wolfspitz and Samoyed. Specifically designed as a balanced family dog. Officially recognised in 1973.
Temperament and personality
The Eurasier is known for:
- A balanced and calm character
- Great loyalty to its family
- Natural reserve with strangers (without aggression)
- Sharp intelligence and remarkable gentleness
It is sensitive, attentive and hates solitude.
Training and socialization
Intelligent and sensitive, it learns very well with absolute kindness. It refuses harshness. Early socialization and family presence are essential.
Health and care
The Eurasier is generally robust, with a few predispositions:
- Hip and elbow dysplasia
- Hypothyroidism
- Distichiasis (misplaced eyelashes)
- Polymyositis
Its double coat needs weekly brushing (more during shedding). Good longevity (12-14 years).
The Eurasier in the family
It is an excellent family dog, deeply attached. Excellent tolerance with children. It absolutely needs constant family presence: cannot tolerate solitude.
đ Summary
Balanced, loyal and deeply family-oriented, the Eurasier is one of the best family companions for owners who are always present.