The Eastern European Stray is a breed originating in Europe, adapted to various functions and known for its adaptability and close relationship with humans. They are versatile dogs and an integral part of European history and culture.
General details
Information on height, weight and life expectancy in this breed are variable, although it is estimated that Eastern European Stray Dogs can measure between 33 and 48 centimeters, and weigh between 9 and 20 kilograms. Life expectancy is estimated to be between 10 and 15 years. The breed is not recognized by the Fédération Cynologique Internationale (FCI).
Breed history in brief
The history of the Eastern European Stray Dog dates back to the domestication of dogs in Central Asia, later to accompany humans on their migration to Europe. Endowed with remarkable versatility, they have played diverse roles as field helpers, livestock guardians, skilled hunters and faithful home protectors.
Breed characteristics
As it is a breed that encompasses village dogs from different geographic areas and local breeds, its appearance can vary widely. Without official breed standards, it is difficult to describe specific physical and temperament characteristics.
Common health problems
Information on the most common diseases in the Eastern European Stray breed is very limited; they are not known to be prone to specific health problems. However, being dogs of European origin, they may be exposed to canine diseases common in that region, such as tick-borne diseases, intestinal parasites and dermatological conditions.
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