Otherwise
known as the "Gray Ghost", the weimaraner is playful,
friendly and highly energetic. He requires an owner that is
experienced and is willing to work with him obedience. Alert
and somewhat reserved with strangers, the weimaraner makes
a good watchdog.
|
| Height: |
23 - 27" |
| Weight: |
55
- 85 lbs |
| Temperament: |
Responsive,
alert, friendly and strong-willed. |
| Color(s): |
Mouse
gray to silver gray. |
| Grooming: |
Needs
a quick brushing once a week. |
| Coat(s): |
Short,
smooth and sleek. |
| With
Children: |
Good
with kids; may be too energetic for toddlers. |
| With
Pets: |
They
get along with other dogs, but may chase cats if not raised
with them. |
| Training: |
Requires
early and ongoing obedience training. |
| Exercise: |
They must be given long, vigorous workouts every day or they
will become unmanageable and destructive. |
| Health
Issues: |
Hip dysplasia, hemophilia, bloat and eye problems. |
| Housing: |
They will adapt to urban living but do need plenty of space.
They do not kennel well. |
| Life
Span: |
10
- 12 Years |
| Country
of Origin: |
Germany |
| Conformation
Group: |
Sporting |
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