Eurasier - TOP 10 Interesting Facts

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  • Top 10 interesting facts about the Eurasier, an intelligent, calm and watchful dog breed.
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    Short Eurasier description:
    0:22 Ancestry
    0:45 Puprpose
    1:06 Popularity
    1:31 Not a worker
    1:56 Family member
    2:22 Name
    2:42 Size
    3:03 Watchdog
    3:24 Maintenance
    4:06 Health
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Komentáře • 128

  • @Rocadog
    @Rocadog  Před 4 lety +39

    Is the Eurasier your favourite dog breed?
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  • @aliciajs
    @aliciajs Před 2 lety +11

    Getting my Eurasier puppy in the summer and I'm so so sooo excited! I've been on a waitlist in the US for many months now. This dog breed is truly the embodiment of everything I, personally, desire in a dog. I'm so happy I came across this breed!

  • @threeRcar
    @threeRcar Před 3 lety +10

    I have a Eurasier named magnus who’s very relaxed, he is not overly energetic and shows great temperament and is a very good boy, while he is calm, he knows how to play

  • @edwardmartin2157
    @edwardmartin2157 Před 3 lety +21

    Had my Eurasier Alfie for 7 years .. will never get another breed he’s my best friend my soul brother .. we do everything together 🤷‍♂️ dunno what I would be without Alfie truly a hero without him I’d probably be still a hopeless addict

  • @joshaw1990
    @joshaw1990 Před 2 lety +7

    I had an Akita who was my world. She passed suddenly at a young age last week and my worlds been torn apart. Best dog ever! I was looking to get another but this breed might be where I go next. I want a best friend again. Miss her so much!

    • @Rocadog
      @Rocadog  Před 2 lety +1

      Sorry for your loss..

    • @ShadowDagger
      @ShadowDagger Před 2 lety

      💔wow sorry about your Akita… I hope you’ve been able to find a Eurasier to mend your heart ❤️

    • @20vannesa
      @20vannesa Před rokem

      So sorry for your loss 😢 mine passed a few months ago and I’m still hurting so much 😭 it’s hard to let go! I keep comparing my dog to every other dog and there is none like him 🥺 there will never be!! I will get another in the future once I’m ready but for now I’m not sure! I miss him every day and I cry whenever I look at his videos and pics I have of him! It is the worst feeling in the world 💔 they are in doggy heaven now and I am 100 sure that we will see them again!! ❤️ 🐶

  • @debbie7116
    @debbie7116 Před 3 měsíci +1

    I want a Eurasier - I have been researching Spitz breeds for years, and the Eurasier seems like the perfect dog for me.

  • @toshineon
    @toshineon Před 3 lety +10

    I'm considering getting a dog when I move to a bigger place, and my sister recommended me a Eurasier. Never owner a dog myself, but quite experienced as I've always had them around me. Reading up on them I can see why my sister recommended a Eurasier, looks like they fit my lifestyle perfectly.

  • @introvertedequinesamsara6593

    Honestly it is hard to find a dog breed I love. One that's not high energy, stubborn, strong prey drive or protective. But these dogs are it, the only downside is this breed isn't naturally cuddly

  • @eu16tu18
    @eu16tu18 Před 4 lety +1

    Another great video on a breed that I know very litle about! Very good info, thanks!

    • @Rocadog
      @Rocadog  Před 4 lety +1

      I am glad you like my videos )

  • @paulhill1379
    @paulhill1379 Před 4 lety +2

    Great video on another lovely Dog.😊😊😊

  • @smrtalc
    @smrtalc Před 3 lety +4

    I’ve had my dog since 2013 and had no idea he was a black Euraiser! I always thought he was a skipperke chow mix. So nice to know his actual breed. He really is one of the most affectionate dogs I’ve ever had, he’s my best friend. It’s funny how people say they don’t bark a lot though, my Gus definitely is the loudest most vocal dog I’ve ever had.

  • @blacktiktoksyessir5960
    @blacktiktoksyessir5960 Před 4 lety +14

    I love this dog oh my gosh

  • @CimBasch
    @CimBasch Před 2 lety +3

    You have done a great job on this video! It is very accurate. You have summarized the breed very nicely with your 10 points. Many people mistakenly think they have a Eurasier because their dog may 'look' like a Eurasier. Some of the comments here and on other sites I've visited over more than 20 years of Eurasier ownership and breeding seem to indicate this. Many Chow crosses even have similar traits and characteristics. However, a Eurasier is a registered, purebred breed. That means it comes with official registration papers from a recognized organization such as VDH, EKW, KZG, ZG in Germany, and other national dog clubs in Europe, or the CKC in Canada & the US. If you don't have registration papers, you don't have a purebred Eurasier from a reputable breeder, period.

  • @bartekgodlewski2351
    @bartekgodlewski2351 Před 3 lety +6

    I own Eurasier I love it from first sight they are very smart dogs easy to teach new tricks :)

    • @Rocadog
      @Rocadog  Před 3 lety +2

      Awesome!

    • @ari.colari
      @ari.colari Před 3 lety

      Does anyone know a good breeder in the US?

    • @bartekgodlewski2351
      @bartekgodlewski2351 Před 3 lety

      @@ari.colari I am sorry i cant help I live in UK

    • @CimBasch
      @CimBasch Před 2 lety

      @@ari.colari Your best resource for reputable breeders in the US is the United States Eurasier Club. In Canada, the Eurasier Club of Canada (although our website is going through a rebuilding process)

  • @Excaliburhope
    @Excaliburhope Před 4 lety +1

    Awesome! Thanks!

  • @schnieti
    @schnieti Před 3 lety +8

    I gotta say this is the most accurate explanation I have ever heard about my snuffles. I have quite an experience with the Eurasier by now. As with every other dog breed, of course they have completely unique personalities.
    One of the 4 girls we had so far was absolutely not in the mood when ever it was time to take a walk. But as soon as we said "Autofahren!" (car driving) she was the first at the door. On the other hand our Juna now... I'm sure she has ADHD or something, she has so unbelievably much energy. God I love these dogs to pieces. Our first two died at the same day. It was an experience I have absolutely no words for. They are ingrained in my soul.
    Thank you for such a wonderful video and if anyone has questions, I'm happy to answer :)

  • @lesjolissouvenirs7751
    @lesjolissouvenirs7751 Před 3 lety +2

    Ma petite Eurasier vient de nous quitter à plus de 14 ans. C'est une race extraordinaire, des chiens fantastiques.

  • @lauraalvarez5838
    @lauraalvarez5838 Před 4 lety +3

    What a cute dog. I have never heard of this breed but I’m now quite interested to learn more about them.

    • @Rocadog
      @Rocadog  Před 4 lety +2

      They are awesome companions

    • @edwardmartin2157
      @edwardmartin2157 Před 3 lety

      Best dog I’ve ever owned .. he’s mine and my sons best friend.. there not hard to teach but they can suffer from separation anxiety as they love being anywhere jus as long as you are there too 😍😂

  • @bubblegumbitch
    @bubblegumbitch Před 3 lety +7

    i'm such a big fan of eurasiers! i hope to get one ;-;

  • @oneunitedgirl
    @oneunitedgirl Před 3 lety +2

    The best dog I ever had was a Eurasier. She probably wasn’t pure, but she was very close. She was the best friend I have ever had. She passed several years ago, and I now have a Samy/Chow mix. She’s delightful and definitely her own personality, different from her predecessor!

  • @WonderWoman0313
    @WonderWoman0313 Před 3 lety +7

    Thank you so much for this vid & all the helpful info.
    I’ve been putting off getting a service dog for PTSD for a few years now (since my husband was killed), even though my therapist
    recommended I get one.
    Now with everything going on I’ve just gotten worse.
    I can barely leave my house alone anymore (thank goodness I’m able to work from home for now 🙏).
    I’ve always wanted a Malamute, but I heard they are NOT usually good service dogs. 😞
    Eurasier dogs seem like they could be a good fit for me, but I’ll talk to a service dog trainer to confirm. 🙏

    • @Rocadog
      @Rocadog  Před 3 lety +5

      Sorry to hear about your troubles. Yes, the Eurasier might be a good choice for PTSD service dog, especially if you want calmer dog.

    • @jenjentruecrime
      @jenjentruecrime Před 2 lety

      Did you get one? I think these dogs would be a good fit for you or a Keeshond.

    • @KittyMinusch
      @KittyMinusch Před 2 lety +2

      An Eurasier can be very good because they are highly sensitive and feel immediately that you are not feeling well and adapt to you. But the sensitivity can be bad too, if you are too depressed for example. The dog feels it and can start to missbehave or be depressed too because he is so empathetic with you. But it can help you too, to focus on getting well and Eurasiers are so lovely and kind and always want to be with you. I deal with my mental health too and I want an Eurasier too, because for me this breed is perfect.
      I wish you all the best and that you are or will get better and maybe with the help of an Eurasier. 😊

  • @shemshem9998
    @shemshem9998 Před 3 lety +5

    I would say the Eurasier is preserved, my eurasier is not a family dog, it is MY family’s dog. My favourite thing is that he lets me do anything with him because he trusts us completely, I can hold him and move him however and whenever and he is ok with it.

  • @LisaGallegos
    @LisaGallegos Před 4 lety +1

    So cute!

  • @phonegiy9335
    @phonegiy9335 Před rokem +2

    I used to have one

  • @lanzik93
    @lanzik93 Před 4 lety +5

    Perfect family companions

  • @angusmcgowan5985
    @angusmcgowan5985 Před 4 lety +2

    Bouvier video please. Brilliant video

    • @Rocadog
      @Rocadog  Před 4 lety +2

      Thanks! And good idea, i will make a video about Bouviers soon

  • @keltiqrennee
    @keltiqrennee Před 3 lety +2

    Would a year eurasier make a good service dog??? What is their disposition towards being trained and keeping that knowledge in their little heads... using it and using it when I want it to do what I needed to do will there be a pullback or will they just not be good as a service dog thank you..

  • @454pakr
    @454pakr Před 4 lety +4

    Keep you warm in the winter!

  • @yanaa1964
    @yanaa1964 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Maybe you can share information about Chebo dog's. A breed originated in Germany and a beautiful mix of Eurasier Chow chow and Old english bobtail. We are getting one in December this year.

    • @Rocadog
      @Rocadog  Před 9 měsíci +1

      I never heard about Chebo Dog. I will look it up.

  • @Grant0610
    @Grant0610 Před 3 lety +4

    I met one today for the first time and thought it was a Chow Chow. It was a very friendly dog.

    • @Rocadog
      @Rocadog  Před 3 lety +1

      👍👍

    • @anteas0184
      @anteas0184 Před 3 lety +4

      This happens more often than youd think :D
      My dog often gets confused for a Chow Chow (bc blue tongue), Spitz (bc similarity), Samoyed (though he is black) or Husky (for whatever reason)
      When he was a puppy, people would even think that he is a teddy bear until he would turn his head and give them puppy-eyes

  • @TheMimmieb
    @TheMimmieb Před rokem +1

    Our first dog was a eurasier. Calm chill dog. I remember him barking a lot to random people walking outside the house. But nothing like my pomeranian i have now. Damn nighT and day. Pom and eurasier are my favourite breed id have another eurasier only i Know how easy having a small dog is so id probably never go back. Bur yeah my pom deffo needs more walking than my eurasier strange but true!
    Aaah miss my baby aro ❤️❤️❤️

  • @karenmullen3210
    @karenmullen3210 Před 3 lety

    There you go teaching me about another new breed again!
    Now I know what, in a perfect world, needs to be crossbred back into the Chow Chow to make it a good looking dog again. One without eyelid and skinfold-hair problems problems!

  • @OdditiesOffcial
    @OdditiesOffcial Před 4 lety +1

    Nice video mate! The dog in the intro looks a bit different...do they normally have a black muzzle/snout or no? Also in what colors do they come? Great job,cheers! 🐾🐶

    • @Rocadog
      @Rocadog  Před 4 lety +1

      Yes, normally they do have black muzzle. They can be in any color. The only exception is pure white, which is forbidden by the FCI. Most often they are black, fawn, sable, black and tan, black and silver or red

  • @dustinfisher29
    @dustinfisher29 Před rokem +1

    Have you made a video about the Elo dog, too?

    • @Rocadog
      @Rocadog  Před rokem +1

      Not yet, but i am planning to do it!

  • @christinehaas8105
    @christinehaas8105 Před rokem +2

    I have an eurasier she is an easy dog

  • @edomcfresh7422
    @edomcfresh7422 Před 4 lety +3

    I live in a house on the village in Germany. But the thing is in the Morning(7 am) till 1.30 pm nobody except my Grandmother is at Home. Would it be still a dog that I could get?

    • @Rocadog
      @Rocadog  Před 4 lety +2

      I think it would be okay, especially if the dog will be at home with your grandmother..

    • @schnieti
      @schnieti Před 3 lety +1

      Hi! Am Anfang ist es natürlich wichtig den Hund langsam an längere Zeiten zu gewöhnen. Aber bei uns sind die Zeiten ähnlich.

  • @Eddy_Key
    @Eddy_Key Před 4 lety +8

    Is good for first time owner?and can he lives in apartment?

    • @Rocadog
      @Rocadog  Před 4 lety +7

      I would say that Yes and Yes :)

    • @anteas0184
      @anteas0184 Před 3 lety +3

      Eurasier-owner here: The breed is prone to being stubborn and is highly intelligent, which you can use to your advantage by teaching your dog new tricks and just being consequent while training him. Seeing that, Id say yes to being a starter-dog, as my Eurasier is also my first dog ^^
      He can also live in an apartment, though a good number of green areas in walking distance is highly recommended and you should take care that your dog is never alone for much more than 6 hours. But he does make for an excellent office dog because he is quiet, calm and reserved towards strangers.

  • @ethanisqueer
    @ethanisqueer Před 2 lety +1

    I’m saving money for it, I’m still quite young with a cat. Ima buy it when my cat passed her life (get old and d*e)

  • @aldrickbanks3455
    @aldrickbanks3455 Před 3 lety +1

    It proves my hunch that eurasier means euro+asian. My German friend even doesn't know that.

  • @mortensuren683
    @mortensuren683 Před 3 lety +2

    Do they like running? I want a companian that I can take on runs.

    • @kisskoyo
      @kisskoyo Před 3 lety

      yes! I regularly take my eurasier for 10km joggs and he loves it. Although the weather has to be cool since the long fur makes him overheat easily during summer

    • @CimBasch
      @CimBasch Před 2 lety

      @@kisskoyo Make sure your dog is a physically mature adult before going on those long jogs. If not you could cause irreparable hip damage. Even if your dog is an adult you should try to take a break or two on those 10k jogs, or at least vary your pace a bit.

  • @ravencassidy1979
    @ravencassidy1979 Před 4 lety +6

    So it would be extremely rare for a stray Eurasier running around crossbreeding with other strays right?

    • @bubblegumbitch
      @bubblegumbitch Před 3 lety +2

      yes, for sure.
      the people claiming their dog is 'part eurasier' either are blatantly lying or just don't know how suuuuuuper unlikely it is to have their dog be part eurasier

  • @exquisiteeurasier2179
    @exquisiteeurasier2179 Před 3 lety +2

    Eurasiers are the best breed ever and they are like potato chips. We have 8.

  • @Woobgaming
    @Woobgaming Před 3 lety +1

    :There is a lot of Eurasier in denmark

  • @NappyTensei
    @NappyTensei Před 3 lety +3

    Would you recommend getting one of u love in an apartment.

    • @Rocadog
      @Rocadog  Před 3 lety +1

      Yes, they can live in apartments

  • @Kenji17171
    @Kenji17171 Před 2 lety +1

    Do they like cuddle?

    • @Rocadog
      @Rocadog  Před 2 lety +1

      Of course they do :)

  • @alleashawatson4648
    @alleashawatson4648 Před 4 lety +1

    It's a mix of Samoyed, Chow Chow, and Keeshond.

    • @CimBasch
      @CimBasch Před 2 lety

      To be clear that 'mix' was over 60 years ago and was part of a deliberate, carefully planned breeding program resulting in the beautiful purebred Eurasiers of today. One can't simply 'mix' these 3 breeds and call the puppies Eurasiers. In recent years, with the permission and authorization of, and supervision by the VDH, a select few 'dogs of foundation" (one of the 3 original breeds) have been mated to purebred Eurasiers to help improve the gene pool.

  • @Ya0.s4n1o.
    @Ya0.s4n1o. Před 3 lety +2

    I had that dog but...he dies for not so long ago😭☹😔😶

  • @pieterlollinga3133
    @pieterlollinga3133 Před 4 lety +1

    We own a Eurasier. Best dogs ever. Hard to get, beacuse the're arent many puppy's born in the Netherland, but worth the wait. And all the facts are definitly true :)
    instagram.com/kyro_eurasier

    • @Rocadog
      @Rocadog  Před 4 lety +1

      Awesome! 👍

    • @schnieti
      @schnieti Před 3 lety +1

      Are there breeders in the Netherlands? I just know those in Germany. Kyro looks absolutely stunning in these photos. Also probs to the photographer!

  • @josefine7095
    @josefine7095 Před 3 lety

    Okay so the grooming part is a bit wrong. They shed all of their under coat like twice a year, and then you have to brush them up to 3 times a day when it is at it's worst. Like you can literally fill an entire trash can with fur during the shedding seasons. But apart from that they only need a couple of brushings a week. (also if you mix in a little bit of wool, you can make yarn from it and knit. I have a pair of mittens from one of our dogs and they are super warm)
    this is not a good starter dog as they can be difficult to train. They are very similar to owning a cat. It is not uncommon for these dogs to pretend not to hear your commands and go to do their own stuff, so you need to be stubborn.
    They are however, very good at adapting to the owner's lifestyle. If you enjoy running with your dog and do a bunch of activities throughout the day, this dog can do so as well(just makse sure to not force the dog to go from 0 to 100 in terms of lifestyle). If you are someone who don't have time for much other than 1 long walk a day, the dog won't mind( of course you need to take it outside for short walks so that it can do it's business several times). One of the dogs we had got trained as a tracking dog and did really well. I've also come across several of these doing good in agility. So I like calling this breed the bard of dogs haha.

    • @CimBasch
      @CimBasch Před 2 lety

      Yes the seasonal shedding can be more work. Females 'blow their coat' a few weeks after their heat cycle; males typically once a year, and yes, sometimes there is enough to make a new dog :) But generally, the video comment is pretty good.

  • @Leonwezenberg6
    @Leonwezenberg6 Před 4 lety

    Its not a fam dog