Russo-European Laika

Russo-European Laika History

The Russo-European Laika is a Russian breed of medium-sized gundog that originated during the era of the Russian Empire. The Russo-European Laika is a medium-sized gundog that originated in Russia during the era of the Russian Empire. The Russo-European Laika is descended from the now-extinct Russian Black Terrier, and is closely related to several other strains of Eastern European a dog, including the Priapus, Dogue de Bordeaux, Fila Brasileiro, and Cane Corso. The Russo-European Laika is a medium sized, sturdy, confident, intelligent, hardworking, and versatile working dog. The Russo-Eurpean Laika is a highly trainable, patient, loyal, and intelligent family companion.

Russo-European Laika Physical Characteristics

The Russo-European Laika is a small, short-haired breed of maracan, bear-like dogs. They have large, erect ears that hang down, a small muzzle, a large head, and large, round, dark brown eyes. Their short, thick, rough, and shaggy coats come in a variety of shades of grey and black. They have strong hind legs, long, muscular, and hairy front legs, and a thick, massive tail that curls over the back. They range in size from 20 to 30 inches in height and 30 to 50 pounds in weight. They are agile and nimble hunters.

Russo-European Laika Health

Description of breed health.

Russo-European Laika Temperament and Behaviour

The Russo-European Laika is a medium-sized, loving and devoted breed. They are highly intelligent, but can be stubborn and difficult to train. They are aloof with strangers and tend to bark, so they make good watch dogs. They are loyal to their owners and enjoy spending time with their families.

Russo-European Laika Activity Requirements

The Russo-European Laika is a small, compact, and sturdy dog that is known for its intelligence and eagerness to please. While they are not high-energy, they do require regular walks and time to run around. A daily walk or jog is a great way to keep your Russo-European Laika healthy and happy. They will enjoy a brisk stroll on a trail or the chance to explore their surroundings. A backyard is a good place for a game of fetch or to chase a ball. While a backyard may be enough for some Russo-European Laika, others will want more space. If you live in an apartment, consider adopting two. This will provide your Russo-European Laika with companionship and allow them to play and exercise together.

Kennel Club Recognition