Eurasier

A zen and balanced temperament

The Eurasier is a recent creation looking for the perfect companion dog. Coming from the Chow Chow, the Samoyed and the Wolf Spitz, it has the appearance of a large plush toy coupled with a remarkably calm character at home.

The sensitivity of a Nordic dog

Extremely loyal to his family, he can be distant and reserved towards strangers. It absolutely does not tolerate verbal or physical violence during educational learning.

Managing loneliness in the Eurasier

Very close to their humans, learning independence must be carried out from an early age to avoid the development of severe separation anxiety.

Maintaining your voluminous coat

Despite appearances, its coat is self-cleaning and only requires regular weekly brushing to remove the dead undercoat, particularly during the biennial moult.

The balanced temperament of the Eurasier

Coming from crosses between the Chow Chow, the Wolf Spitz and the Samoyed, the Eurasier is a calm, discreet and very loyal dog. He is naturally reserved towards strangers without ever being aggressive. He is an excellent family dog.

Needs and education

It requires a gentle education, based on complicity. He doesn't like unnecessary repetition of exercises. His physical expenditure needs are moderate but daily.

Coat maintenance

Their magnificent fur requires careful weekly brushing to air out the skin and remove dead undercoat.

The modern creation of the Eurasier

Created in Germany in the 1960s by Julius Wipfel, the Eurasier was the first dog scientifically designed for pure companionship. The goal was to achieve the primitive appearance of the wolf combined with the stable character of a living room animal.

Enriching outings

The Eurasier enjoys long, contemplative walks in nature. Silent intelligence games strengthen complicity without generating harmful excitement.

Cani'Oc educational approach

His sensitivity requires infinite patience. We favor motivation through calm play to establish your natural and caring authority.