Russian-European Laika

The Russo-European Laika isn't a lap dog, but they will make the perfect outdoor companion. They are happiest when they've had a few hours of outdoor daily exercise. The Russo-European Laika will become accustomed to humans with proper training. They are extremely tolerant of children and fiercely loyal to their families, acting as guard dogs against any stranger. They are very territorial and will alert you of anything amiss.

The Russo-European Laika has a harsh and straight coat, dense undercoat, and long top coat that protects them from harsh Russian winters. They range in color from entirely black to entirely white, with gray, ticking, and red or brown brindle coloring occasionally. They require minimal grooming and only occasional brushing, since their rough coats self-clean very quickly.

The Russo-European Laika is a high energy dog who was bred for all-day hunts. They do best in families who are very active and who can provide them with access to the great outdoors, for running, playing, and hunting. They are extremely loyal to one master and will be affectionate with their families when properly trained. They are extremely tolerant of children and can make lifelong family companions.

The Russo-European Laika is a highly active dog who will do best in a rural setting with an active family. They will be energetic, loyal, and affectionate if their daily physical needs are met. If you're not working them out several hours each day on the trail, a couple of hours of daily exercise is important for this breed.