Russisch-Europese Laika
This was the last of the three Laika breeds to be recognised. It’s also the smallest, although it is prized by hunters as a versatile breed, especially on the trail of the many bears and wolves in its native Siberia.
About the Russian-European Laika
Russian-European Laika are medium-sized, clean-cut, robust dogs with solid bones and well-developed muscles. Since the 1940's they have been overwhelmingly bred for hunting, with complementary qualities to the other two Laika breeds.
They will not be happy with a sedentary life, requiring lots of daily exercise to use up their incredible energy. As such, this breed is best sited to active owners who spend plenty of time outdoors.
Bron: Belangrijkste feiten en kenmerken afkomstig van Fédération Cynologique Internationale (FCI)
Raskenmerken
- Land
- Rusland
- Groep
- FCI Groep 5
- Groottecategorie
- Middelgroot
- Gemiddelde levensverwachting
- 10–12 jaar
Waarschuwing / Onafhankelijk / Weerbaar / Stabiel karakter
