The Weimaraner has origins in Germany and was bred as a hunting dog or gun dog. This hunting instinct is made possible by traits such as speed, stamina, courage, intelligence, great eyesight, and a sense of smell. It is easily identified by its ghostly silver-gray coat and eye color. The overall look is streamlined, athletic, and well-balanced. The Weimaraner has full-length tails which may be docked and large rectangular ears that drop to the side of their head. These features, together with its medium-size nature, show that it can endure work in any terrain. The dog is easy to groom, trainable, and loving with kids.
Weimaraners have a withers height between 23"-27" (58-69 cm) and a typical weight in the range of 55-80 lb (25-36 kg). The Weimaraner has an overall body length of roughly 34”-40” (86-102 cm), standing height between 32”-38” (81-97 cm), and a typical lifespan of 10-14 years.
The Weimaraner has origins in Germany and was bred as a hunting dog or gun dog. This hunting instinct is made possible by traits such as speed, stamina, courage, intelligence, great eyesight, and a sense of smell. It is easily identified by its ghostly silver-gray coat and eye color. The overall look is streamlined, athletic, and well-balanced. The Weimaraner has full-length tails which may be docked and large rectangular ears that drop to the side of their head. These features, together with its medium-size nature, show that it can endure work in any terrain. The dog is easy to groom, trainable, and loving with kids.
Weimaraners have a withers height between 23"-27" (58-69 cm) and a typical weight in the range of 55-80 lb (25-36 kg). The Weimaraner has an overall body length of roughly 34”-40” (86-102 cm), standing height between 32”-38” (81-97 cm), and a typical lifespan of 10-14 years.
