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AKA Weimaraner Vorstehhund SizeLarge Easy to trainMedium/High GroomingMedium SheddingLow Exercise neededDaily walks, jogging and running Energy levelHigh ProtectionMedium Good with childrenYes, particularly when brought up with them ...
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Alt Names: Weimaraner Vorstehhund Country of Origin: Germany History: Today's breed standards developed in the 1800s, although the Weimaraner has existed since at least the 1600s in a similar form.
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The Brit works much the same as the pointers, the setters, and the vorstehhunds. He is an aggressive searching dog and can be pushed out to distance if the conditions warrant.
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The Germans faced this same problem and addressed it by changing the name from the Deutsche kurzhaarige vorstehund - literally German shorthaired pointer - to the more succinct Deutsch kurzhaar - German shorthair.
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Deutsch Drahthaar, Deutscher Drahthaariger Vorstehhund origination: Germany, cross of Short-Haired Pointer, Broken-Coated Pointer, French Griffon, and Pudelpointer ...
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Other Names: Kleiner Munsterlander Vorstehhund, Heidewachtel Height: (Approx.) 17-22 In. Group: Gun Dog ...
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Alternative/Formal Name Weimaraner Vorstehhund (nick Weim Silver Ghost Grey Ghost) Pet Info ...
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Gray Ghost, Silver Ghost, Weim, Weimaranaer, Weimaraner Vorstehund AKC Group: Sporting ...
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A captivating personality, rambunctious but good guardian (other names: Weimaraner Vorstehhund) origin: Germany ...
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The Weimaraner's coat colour led to its nickname of "the Gray Ghost". Other names Weimaraner Vorstehhund Nicknames Weim Gray Ghost ...
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An all purpose gun dog, Weimaraner is known by a number of other names as well, like Vorstehhund, and nicknames such as Weim and Gray Ghost. The official name of the dog comes from the Grand Duke of Weimar, Karl August, whose court enjoyed hunting.
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Avg Size of Female: Height: 23-25 inches, Weight: 70-85 pounds Original Function: large game trailing Primary Current Function: pointing, pointing field trials Other Name: Weimaraner vorstehhund 5 Star Top Ten ...
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What we do know today is that the Weimaraner was granted independence in 1896 by the Reichsjaegermeister. One year later, on June 20, 1897 the first club was formed. It was named Club for the Pure Breeding of Silver-grey Weimaraner Vorstehund'.
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See also: Pointer, Standard, Hip Dysplasia, Smooth, Weimaraner
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