Weimaraner

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Breed History

When members of the German court of Weimar went on dangerous wolf and bear hunts, they relied on a special dog. Their choice was the Weimaraner's early ancestor: A swift, brave, intelligent mix of hunting dogs and Bloodhounds. Since the late 19th century, Weimaraners have formed a distinct, recognized breed, although no dogs were bred outside Germany until the 1930's.

Noted for their distinct silver-gray coloring, these large dogs exist in both short and long-haired varieties. Provided that they receive firm control and plenty of exercise, Weimaraners make cherished pets.

Ideal Breed Characteristics

  • Size : Males 25 to 27 inches, Females 23 to 25 inches (at the withers).
  • Appearance : Muscular, balanced body with graceful, speedy motion.
  • Coat and Color : Smooth, thick, short, shiny coat. Solid color ranging from mouse to silver gray, usually lighter on the head and ears; minimal white spots on the chest permitted; blue or black forbidden.
  • Head : Wide skull with a long, square muzzle; wide-set, amber, gray or blue-gray eyes; long, wide, rounded ears set high on the head.
  • Tail : Docked (clipped) to six inches.


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