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Breed: Weimaraner
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The Weimaraner most likely came from Weimar, Germany.
Trained at first for big-game hunting, it was later used as a bird dog and water retriever.
Weimaraners make excellent watch dogs.
The Weimaraner is a medium to large sized dog, between 22 and 27 inches high at the withers.
Weimaraners usually weigh between 49 and 60 pounds.
Their ears are set high and are relatively long; their tail is usually docked.
Their coat is short and dense, and easy to groom.
It can be roebuck, silvery grey, mousy-grey, and all intervening shades of grey. Occasionally there will be white patches on the chest and/or paws.
A rare form of Weimaraner has a long-haired coat (and this type of dog does not get its tail docked).
Their eyes can be shades of amber or blue-grey. Their nose should be grey rather than pink.
Weimaraners need a lot of exercise!
They are active, fearless, and friendly dogs.