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 WEIMARANER
| Description |
| The Weimaraner is a breed that is average in size with an elegant build. The breed has long features. Its head and muzzle are long and there is a well-defined stop. It has ears that are long and that fold inward toward its face. The eyes and nose are average in size. This breed has an elongated neck that angles to its long and level back. The shoulders are somewhat sloping. The breed's chest is deep. The limbs are smooth and very strong. The front legs are straight and the back legs are well angled. Its tail is docked with some length. It has a short coat that lies close to its body. |
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| Temperament |
| The Weimaraner is a gentle breed that is family friendly. It gets along with other pets, including dogs. Children are fine with this breed, although it is not recommended that the breed interact with very young children who do not yet understand how to treat animals. This breed is trainable and is generally obedient. It is a courageous watch dog. This breed is devoted to its family. |
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| Height and Weight |
| The Weimaraner is about 22-27 inches tall and weighs 70-86 pounds. |
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| Health Problems |
| The Weimaraner is a breed that may develop gastric torsion and hip dysplasia. Gastric torsion may be prevented by giving the breed fewer meals throughout the day. |
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| Ideal Living Conditions |
| The Weimaraner is a breed that should reside in environments with a significant amount of space. It may do fine in a large backyard. |
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| Exercise |
| The Weimaraner is a high-energy breed that loves running around freely. This breed enjoys playing with its family and getting plenty opportunities for physical activity. |
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| Life Expectancy |
| The Weimaraner has an average life expectancy of 10-12 years. |
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| Litter Size |
| The Weimaraner has an average litter size of 5-7 puppies. |
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| Grooming |
| The Weimaraner does not require a significant amount of grooming. Bushing the coat on a regular basis will keep the coat healthy. The breed has sensitive skin that should be protected and kept clean during the warm months. |
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| Origin |
| The Weimaraner originates from Germany. |
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| Group |
| Gun Dog |
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| Color |
| The Weimaraner is gray in color. |
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| Breed Clubs |
| Weimaraner Club of America http://www.weimclubamerica.org Weimaraner Club of Columbus http://www.weimclubcolumbus.org Weimaraner Club of Great Britain http://www.weimaranerclubofgreatbritain.org.uk Delaware Valley Weimaraner Club http://www.dvwc.org Northstar Weimaraner Club, Inc. http://www.northstarweim.com Weimaraner Club of Scotland http://www.weimaraner-scotland.com Sacremento Valley Weimaraner Club http://www.weimaraner.org/swc |
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| Breed Rescues |
| Weimaraner Rescue http://www.weimrescue.org Weimaraner Rescue of North Texas http://www.weimrescuetexas.org Heartland Weimaraner Rescue http://www.heartlandweimrescue.org Michigan Weimaraner Rescue http://www.michiganweimaranerrescue.com Delaware Valley Weimaraner Club Rescue http://www.dvwc.org/rescue/default.htm Great Lakes Weimaraner Rescue http://www.greatlakesweimrescue.com Greater Cincinnati Weimaraner Rescue http://www.greatercincinnatiweimaranerrescue.org |
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