Long -Haired Weimaraner

 

Summary

• Hunting dog with a need to use his skills
• Friendly and social, fits well into the family
• Versatile, stable and passionate hunting dog
• Substantial body with fluid movements
• Silver gray hair layer and characteristic color

Hunting dog with a need for skill training

The Weimaraner is a beautiful hunting dog that thrives on using its natural hunting instincts. It has a strong need for physical and mental stimulation, and will enjoy exercising its hunting skills. With the right training and attention, it can be a wonderful companion.

Friendly and Social, Fits Well into the Family

The Weimaraner is known for its friendliness and social nature. It is happy to be with people and thrives in the family. With proper socialization and upbringing, it can become a devoted and loyal member of the family, who loves to participate in activities and be part of the community.

Versatile, Stable and Passionate Hunting Dog

The Weimaraner is a versatile hunting dog with many talents. It has a systematic and persistent search method, and is known for its good nose. In addition to being a skilled hunting dog, it has also been used as a tracking and search dog, police dog and draft dog. It is stable in temperament and shows reliability in various situations.

Substantial Body with Fluid Movements

The Weimaraner has an impressive physique with a substantial and short rectangular body. It is muscular and moves with elegant and fluid movements. With its strong back, deep chest and well-angled legs, it exudes strength and agility.

Silver Gray Hair Layer and Characteristic Color

What makes the Weimaraner extra special is its unique coat and color. It comes in two varieties: short-haired and long-haired. Both variants have a smooth and close-fitting coat that is easy to care for. But what really sets the Weimaraner apart from other breeds is its silver-gray color, which gives it a distinct and remarkable appearance. The color is genetically bleached liver brown, which gives the impression of pale gray or mouse gray with splashes of silver.

History

The Weimaraner originates from the German city of Weimar. The breed was developed in the 19th century through crossings of various German hunting dogs. Grand Duke Karl August of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach played a central role in the breeding of these hunting dogs. The Weimaraner was recognized as a separate breed in 1896 and has since then become a popular hunting dog all over the world, including in Scandinavia.

Want to know more about the breed?

For further information about the Weimaraner Longhair, we recommend contacting the breed club for this breed. The breed club has the expertise, an overview of breeders and knowledge of the breed’s health. They can give you valuable advice and guidance in choosing a puppy and caring for the breed. You can also read in more detail about the breed standard which describes the physical and mental characteristics of the Weimaraner Longhair.Good luck!