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Eurasier Dog Encyclopedia

Name: Eurasier Dog Encyclopedia
Brand: Independently Published
SKU: 9798462758058
Price: 55.11 RON
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Eurasier Breed Information, Characteristics & Heath Problems: Eurasier Dog Handbook

Autor: MICHELLE CARIS MICHELLE

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Editura: Independently Published

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The Eurasier is a loving, gentle and devoted dog that will fit into any family that can give it the...

Informații despre carte

Autor

MICHELLE CARIS MICHELLE

Limbă

engleză

Legare

Carte - Carte broșată

Publicat

2021

Pagini

EAN

9798462758058

ISBN

846275805Y

Enbook ID

37123668

Editura

Independently Published

Greutate

Dimensiuni

152 x 229 x 3

Descriere completă

The Eurasier is a loving, gentle and devoted dog that will fit into any family that can give it the attention and companionship that it craves. A medium-sized Spitz, it was conceived and developed in its native Germany over the past fifty years, and is sure to become a more familiar sight in the UK following its recent admission to the Kennel Club breed register. From the outset, it was intended that the Eurasier would be a companion dog, and the qualities of an even temper, calm disposition, and affectionate nature have thus been promoted throughout.

It needs to be fully integrated into its family, accompanying its people everywhere, from walks in the park to trips to the supermarket. Though it dotes on those closest to it, the breed is reserved, and even uneasy, around strangers, who need to take their time before forcing their attention on an unwilling recipient. Socialisation can help with this, but the Eurasier may not be ideal for those wanting a dog as a social focus while walking on busy streets. Despite its recent origins and small gene pool, this is an intelligent and healthy breed, with a life expectancy of 12–14 years. Time will tell whether this good health will be maintained as the number of breeders keen to capitalise on the Eurasier’s growing popularity expands.

This book includes appearances, information, history, health and care, puppy caring, feeding dogs and more.