Eurasier
Balanced spitz companion. Calm and loyal.
| Size | Weight | Height | Lifespan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Large | 40 - 70 lbs | 19 - 24 inches | 12 - 16 years |
| (These are estimates and may vary.) | |||
Origin: Germany
Own a Eurasier? Share what activities they enjoy to help other dog owners.
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Running
Digging
Swimming
Exploring
Playing with Toys
Obedience Training
Tracking
Herding
Fetch
Hiking
Socializing
Tug Of War
Frisbee
Chewing
Agility Training
Cuddling
Guarding
Hunting
Know a Eurasier? Share their personality traits to help other dog owners.
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Clever
Protective
Affectionate
Stubborn
Confident
Fearless
Friendly
Docile
Energetic
Calm
Patient
Aggressive
Gentle
Sociable
Adaptable
Playful
Independent
Clever
Agile
Loyal
May be a good fit if you:
- Are looking for a breed that generally does well with children.
- Want a dog that generally gets along well with other dogs.
- Are a first-time dog owner looking for a relatively approachable breed.
Frequently Asked Questions About Eurasier
The Eurasier is not generally considered hypoallergenic. Individual allergy reactions can vary.
The Eurasier tends to have a moderate level of shedding.
The Eurasier generally needs a moderate amount of routine grooming.
The Eurasier generally has a moderate energy level.
The Eurasier generally benefits from a moderate amount of daily exercise.
The Eurasier has moderate trainability and generally benefits from patient, consistent training.
The Eurasier generally tends to do well with children when properly socialized and supervised.
The Eurasier generally tends to get along well with other dogs when properly socialized.
The Eurasier is generally considered relatively approachable for first-time dog owners.
The Eurasier generally tends to adapt well to apartment living when its exercise and enrichment needs are met.