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Weimeraner
Weimeraner puppies
Description:
The Weimeraner or "Silver Ghost" is a picture of grace, speed, stamina,
alertness and balance. One-family dogs that are reserved with strangers, they
will make good watchdogs. The Weimeraner requires owners who have firm,
no-nonsense approaches who will take time to train and socialize them. Boundless
energy, tireless, driven and a remarkable sense of smell make the Weimeraner a
great hunting dog. The Weimeraner has been known to hunt for as long as six
hours at a time. When well trained the Weimeraner is a confident and assertive
dog who makes a wonderful companion.
Weimeraner puppies
Other Names: Weimeraner
Vorstehhund
Weimeraner puppies
Height:
22 - 27 inches
Weimeraner puppies
Weight:
70 - 86 lbs.
Weimeraner puppies
Colors of the Weimeraner:
Preferably
silver gray; shades of mouse or roe gray.
Coat:
Short, smooth and sleek.
Weimeraner puppies
Temperament:
The Weimeraner is responsive, alert, strong-willed.
Weimeraner puppies
With Children:
Yes, usually very friendly with
children if properly socialized at a young age.
Weimeraner puppies
With Pets:
Yes
Weimeraner puppies
Special Skills: Field
sports dog and family pet.
Weimeraner puppies
Watch-dog: Very High
Weimeraner puppies
Guard-dog: High
Weimeraner puppies
Care and Training:
Brush or dry shampoo the Weimeraner coat as necessary. A rub over with a chamois
will make their coat gleam. Prone to sunburn on their nose in the summer. The
Weimeraner needs plenty of opportunity to run
free and a lot of regular exercise. The Weimeraner
requires obedience training which should begin at 5 - 8 months of age.
Learning Rate: High, Obedience - Medium, Problem Solving - High
Activity: Very High
Living Environment:
The Weimeraner will adapt to urban living but does need plenty of space. The
Weimeraner does not kennel well. To be an owner of a Weimeraner you should be
active and confident. They are not a breed for the sedentary, lazy trainers who
will leave them alone for long periods of time.
Health Issues:
Hip dysplasia, gastric torsion, bleeding disorders.
Life Span: 10 - 12
Years
Litter Size: 5 - 7
Country of
Origin: Germany
History:
The Weimeraner made their first appearance over 125 years
ago in the German court of Weimar. Their ancestry is from the old red
Schweisshunde crossed with the German Shorthaired Pointer and several other
German hunting breeds. Originally they were bred to be used to stalk deer and to
hunt bear and wild boar. They made an impact in the US and
Canada after the Second World War, but did not gain
popularity in the UK until the 1950's
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