Eurasier

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Does not do well in an outside kennel, chained up or confined to one room.

They do best when they are part of the family. If they are left isolated and/or left alone for long periods of time they can become depressed.

Calm and quiet indoors, active and playful outdoors, they enjoy some good action.

An excellent companion dog, the Eurasier is calm, quiet, even tempered and friendly.

Watchful and alert.

Affectionate and loyal toward its family, yet reserved and shy with strangers, without being timid or aggressive. Socialize well when young with other dogs and people.

This breed forms a strong bond with its family. It is intelligent and quick to learn. Consistent training should start early.

Responds well to training, however one must understand the breed in order to train it successfully.

This breed does not respond well to ruthless discipline, you must use soft reprimand; firm, but not harsh.

Proper human to canine communication is a must.

Temperament: Watchful, Even Tempered, Reserved, Alert, Calm, Intelligent 

Health Problems: N/A