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A calm, quiet family companion with a fluffy spitz coat
The Eurasier was created in Germany in the 1960s by crossing Chow Chow, Wolfspitz and Samoyed to make a gentle family companion. It is calm, watchful without being noisy, and bonds closely with its people, though it stays reserved with strangers.
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This breed needs about 60 minutes of activity a day. Around 3 sitter-led sessions a week keeps that routine going when work or travel gets in the way.
60
Minutes of activity a day
3
Suggested sessions a week
Home visits
Best-matched service
No, they are one of the quieter breeds and usually bark only when there is a real reason. That makes them a good fit for shared buildings.
Only for short periods. The breed is very people-focused and can become anxious or destructive when it spends long hours by itself.
Moderately through the year and heavily once or twice annually when the undercoat blows out. Regular brushing keeps the house manageable.
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