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All about the dog mom
Name: Amber/Muppet
Gender: Female
Age: 37
Status: Married
Likes: Gryphons (and birds in general!), Rainbows, Anime, Video Games, Fantasy, Doggos (and kitties!)
Dislikes: Math, Social Situations, Coffee, Mushrooms
I'm an animal lover who has worked in the field of animal care and veterinary medicine for the past decade and a half. I mostly come here to relax with my dog of choice - the Eurasier. I sometimes dabble into the art world with my sketches and character designs. When I'm not online, I'm usually out doing something with my dogs, also Eurasiers, including traveling, training, and sports!
Summit Eurasiers /Sum\
Summit Eurasiers was founded in 2025 and specializes in high-quality Eurasiers. Our prefix, /Sum\ was created with the intention of visually mimicking the base of a mountain. Summit's slogan, "Take them to the top", plays off the fact we strive to be the #1 breeder of Eurasiers, but also eludes to the fact the "summit" is the peak, or top, of a mountain.
Our goal is to create solid lines which offer the best of both worlds, with increased stats to improve performance, along with interesting colors. We're achieving this by breeding a mix of dogs from pre-established lines as well as our own new line of dogs. At Summit Eurasiers, we strive to not breed any animals under 20HH/0hh and strive to breed no earlier than lv 30 (exceptions are currently made, due to the fact it is impossible to establish new genetic lines without breeding lower quality dogs up).
Our females are bred no more than two times, as we pride ourselves in the health and maintenance of our dogs. Females will not be open to breeding requests, as they are an integral part of keeping our kennel and breeding lines alive. We do not believe in over-breeding for numbers, or inbreeding for colors or stats. We tend to stay female-heavy so that we can produce good numbers without our females suffering for it.
Males may be privately studded, but kennel checks are implemented to make sure our genetic sharing goes to kennels who meet our standards. We look for well cared for, clean and vaccinated animals, and will check pedigrees to make sure the dog is not a result of inbreeding. We will not accept studding requests to females who have been bred more than two times (meaning we would be the third breeding). While we cannot stop other kennels from over-breeding their females, we do have the right to refuse to be a part of it.
Puppies sold from this kennel are hand selected for quality. Pups who do not meet our breeding standards are sold to homes, or may be sold privately with the /Sum\ prefix to help other kennels improve their lines and genetic diversity.
Breed of choice
The Eurasier is an extremely hardy Northern breed, and deserves a lot of recognition for its success as the "perfect" family dog.
Bred specifically to be companions, these dogs are complete goofballs who are capable of melting hearts with just a smile. Calm indoors, but playful outdoors, these dogs are the best of both worlds and diverse in their abilities.
I fell in love with Eurasiers while researching dog breeds in preparation for my next dog. My previous dog, an APBT mix, was aging and I knew the inevitable would eventually be upon me. I wanted to be ready with the knowledge of where to go after him, and started researching breeds that would better fit my home (I loved my shelter mutt, but he honestly was a poor fit for me energy and temperament-wise). While researching, I came across the Eurasier, and voila! I'd found my perfect dog!
Thanks to the United States Eurasier Club, I was able to get in contact with a breeder in my area (3 hours away, but the closest to my location). My application was approved in 2019, and we began the journey of getting to know each other as I waded my way to the top of their waitlist.
In autumn of 2023, I was alerted that a litter was being planned and I was up for a puppy if I was still interested. Of course I was! So our little Fizzgig came into the world on November 20th, 2023. I could not be happier with her personality - she's everything I've ever wanted (and more)! And thus, my favorite dog breed was realized, and a new obsession was born.
In May of 2025, we welcomed home our second Eurasier, Roux, after a rehome plea was sent out through Fizzy's breeder. A different club breeder, in the mid-west, had a 1.5 year old pup returned to them and needed to find permanent placement. Fizzgig's breeder, being a club breeder, was passing the word along to her trusted puppy people in case anyone may be interested.
After talking it over with my husband and then a late-night, 4 hour conversation with this new breeder on what Roux's needs were and how our home may be able to fit him, we were chosen as his new parents! I drove 12 hours west (the breeder drove about 14 hours east to meet me) and picked Roux up - then trucked him the 12 hours back home to join our family.
Roux has been an absolute joy (as has Fizzgig) and has brought with him lots of love (and a little bit of chaos, lol!). He makes me proud every day, knowing that he works twice as hard as his little sister to unlearn his past and step up to the plate on the things I expect of him. He's been a delight and Fizzy and I wouldn't have it any other way!
Those enchanting Eurasiers!
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