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Weimaraner overview
Old German breed dating back to the 1600s.
Used for tracking and retrieving game.
Bold and fearless to the extent that it can also act as a guard dog.
Can be a dominant type and needs good training.
Will be best in country environments, but can do well in town households if given sufficient exercise and attention.
Other known names for Weimaraner
Weimaraner Vorstehhund, Weim, Grey Ghost
Weimaraner foreign names
Braque de Weimar (French), Braco de Weimar (Spanish)
Origin
Germany
Breed Group
Biological data
Weight
Male: 32–37 kg.
71–82 lbs.
Female: 25–32 kg.
55–71 lbs.
Height
Male: 61-69 cm (withers).
25-27 inches.
Female: 56-64 cm (withers).
25-27 inches.
Colours, markings and patterns
Preferably silver grey; shades of mouse or roe grey are permissible. Blending to lighter shade on head and ears.
Dark eel stripe frequently occurs along back.
Whole coat gives an appearance of metallic sheen.
Small white mark permissible on chest. White spots resulting from injuries not penalized.
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Weimaraner – Breed standard
The below links are external
AKC, FCI, CKC
Weimaraner references and further reading
Germany
Weimaraner Klub
USA
Weimaraner Rescue
Weimaraner Rescue Florida
UK
Weimaraner Club of Great Britain
Independent Weimaraner Rescue & Re-Homing Service
Weimaraner Association
Weimaraner World
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Weimaraner coats
Below are some examples of the various coats of Weimaraners, coat names sometimes differ from country to country,
Coat lenghts can vary depending on the age of the dog.
Longhaired Weimaraners
AP-1HEXFB - Longhaired Weimaraner
Photo © Animal Photography, Tetsu Yamazaki
Shorthaired Weimaraners
AP-1TILY3 - Australian Champion Weimaraner on white background
Photo © Animal Photography, Tetsu Yamazaki
Weimaraner picture ideas
Featured image
AP-8MFMEZ - longhaired Weimaraner side view
Photo © Animal Photography, Eva Maria Kramer
Weimaraners indoors
AP-0SMYXW- Weimaraner resting on couch
Photo © Animal Photography, Julie Poole
Weimaraners outdoors
AP-QQ20LI - Weimaraner with stick and ball
Photo © Animal Photography, Tara Gregg
