The Eurasier is a medium-sized dog breed known for its thick double coat, almond-shaped eyes, and triangular ears. It is a calm, friendly, and loyal companion, often displaying an independent yet affectionate demeanor. Eurasiers are adaptable, thriving in various environments, and are known for their gentle, reserved nature with strangers, yet are playful and loving with family members.

The Eurasier is a domesticated dog breed that originated in Germany. It does not have a wild native region as it is a product of breeding between the Chow Chow, Wolfspitz (Keeshond), and later the Samoyed.

As a domesticated breed, the Eurasier is typically found in human environments across Europe and other regions where it has been introduced as a companion animal. The breed is adaptable to various living conditions but thrives in environments where it can engage in regular physical and mental activities.

Eurasiers are primarily kept as companion animals and family pets. Their ecological niche is within human households, where they contribute to companionship and social interactions. They are not adapted to survive independently in the wild and rely on humans for care and sustenance.