An early 'designer dog', created in Germany in the 1950s by Julius WIpfel, who wanted the perfect family companion. The name comes from the combination of 'Europe' and 'Asia', with the Chow, Samoyed and German Spitz as foundation breeds.
FACT SHEET
Lovers of spitz types, who want a slightly less vocal dog.
People who hate grooming. The magnificent coat looks more work than it actually is, but it still requires a good, thorough brush at least once or twice a week.
Eurasian, Eurasian Dog
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Germany
Medium-Large
Big, but will still fit in a small car.
Medium (About an hour)
Doesn't have to be a solid hour, you can give them lots of short walks.
Double trouble!
There she blows. Dense undercoat that could stuff a mattress when you start combing it out.
Fluff monster
Buy shares in Dyson - tell people you are wearing mohair if embarrassed
11 years
Maybe
Tailwise is consistently rated as Excellent
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