Suomen Eurasier Kerho ry – Finnish Eurasier Club was founded in 1991. The goal of the club is to promote eurasier breeding in Finland and spread knowledge on proper dog keeping and care. The club has about 400 members. The first Eurasiers came from Germany and France to Finland in 1989. Among the first dogs there were Alf vom Dreiländereck, Askim v d Ortenau, Diva von Geestequelle, Cherry zur Rönneburg and Espiegle du Chateau de Gorki. At the end of 2012 there were 60 imported dogs altogether, not only from Germany and France, but also from Austria, Belgium, Great Britain, Denmark, Italy, Luxemburg, Sweden and Canada. Also Finnish puppies have been exported to various countries.

From the beginning until today, 1600 Eurasiers have been registered in the Finnish Kennel Club. The popularity of the breed hasn't grown extensively but it has been even during the years. There are not many breeders, so it's possible that one has to wait for a puppy for some time. About 20-60 puppies are registered yearly, sometimes even under 20.

Meet Finnish Eurasiers on the internet

» You'll find our members' Eurasiers in the photogallery
» Available puppies are listed in the puppy list
» Here are links to Finnish Eurasier sites

Contact us via eurasier.hallitus(at)gmail.com

You can also check all the dogs registered in Finland in the database of the Finnish Kennel Club, KoiraNet