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The eurasier is one of our youngest breed. It was bred in the sixties
through the initiative of Julius Wipfel. The ambition was to create a
mediumsizes, beautiful european spitzdog with attractive colouring an a
certain mentality. This was achieved by crossbreeding chow-chow males with
largesized wolfspitzbitches. "Wolf-chow" was the name given to that
offspring and it was crossbred with a samojedmale, and with that the
crossbreeding stopped.
The eurasier is a harmoniously built mediumsized dog of spitzkind with
standing ears. It appears in various colours and has a furlength where
you're supposed to
be able to sense the contours of the body. Mediumsized
bonestructure.
A confident calm dog, alert and attentive without being barky. Strong
seems of tightness to its family. Can appear somewhat reserved against
strangers, this means that it can seem a bit uninterested in a stranger
and will not immediately take contact. It mustn't be nervous, aggressive
or extremely suspicious. It has proven to be an ideal familydog due to
it's calm way, and fits straight in to any "everyday" situation and are in
must cases a suitable first dog. One shouldn't be too soft a person but
firm and kind.
A eurasier hasn't got any great demands on its owner but a normal
familylife with a normal amount of exercise is quite sufficient for the
eurasier. If you're an active family the dog will gladly tag along and if
you're a more peaceful family the dog will be content with that. The most
important thing for the eurasier is to feel that it is a participant and
has close contact with its family. If it feels this the dog will be
satisfied.
Works very well with children. Hunting instincts is not wanted with the
breed.
The German Wolfspitz, the Chow-chow and the samojed - this breeds
ancestors - has in the Eurasier come together as a very charmful and
harmonic unity.
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