Eurasier
The Eurasier, also known as the Eurasian, is a spitz-type dog that was developed in the mid-1900's in Germany as a sled dog. It traces its roots to the Chow Chow, the Keeshond and the Samoyed. It was formally recognized by the German Kennel Club in the 1960's.
Height: 19 - 24" (48.3 - 61cm)
Weight: 40 - 70 lbs (17.9 - 31.2 kg)
Coat Type: The coat is medium-length, thick and soft. It requires good regular brushing, which must be done daily when shedding.
Temperament: The Eurasier is a good family dog, especially with children, however, he is reserved with strangers. He is an alert dog that is a good learner, is generally quiet, and always eager to please.
Health Problems: This healthy dog can withstand the rigors of the cold winter weather, but prefers to spend his time inside close to people.
Special Interest: The Eurasier may have a blue-black tongue as does its ancestor the Chow Chow.
Classifications:
AKC: Not recognized
CKC: Group 3 - Working Dogs
KC: Not recognized
FCI: Group 5
ANKC: Not recognized
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