• Eurasier
• Standards
• History

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Eurasier

Eurasian, Eurasian Spitz

Although the Eurasier is a larger breed, it has always been kept solely as a companion.

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Eurasier Standards

• Recognition
• Height/Weight
• Appearance
• Color

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• American Kennel Club (FSS)
• Fédération Cynologique Internationale (Group 5)
• The Kennel Club (Utility)
• United Kennel Club (Northern)

• 19-24"
• 40-70 lbs

• medium-sized spitz
• triangular, prick ears
• tail is curled and carried over back
• coat is thick and medium length

• any color but white

History of the Eurasier

​The Eurasier was created in Germany in the 1940s by Julius Wipfel. He began by crossing a Chow Chow with a German Wolfspitz and called their offspring Wolf-Chows. After twelve years he mated those dogs with a Samoyed, and then fixed the type. No further outcrosses were made.

Related Breeds:

• Chow Chow
• German Spitz
• Samoyed