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- Origin
- Germany
- Size
- Large
- Weight
- 25–41 kg
- Lifespan
- 10–13 years
- Coat
- Short, smooth, sleek, and close-lying
- Colors
- Silver, Grey, Mouse-grey
The Weimaraner is a noble hunting dog that originated in Weimar, Germany, in the early 19th century, developed by the Grand Duke Karl August for tracking large game.
- Originally bred for hunting big game like bear, deer, and wolves, they later adapted to smaller game birds and retrieving.
- Known worldwide for its distinctive 'grey ghost' appearance and athletic build, the Weimaraner gained significant popularity in the United States post-WWII and remains a recognized breed by major kennel clubs globally.
- The Weimaraner in India is gaining recognition among enthusiasts who appreciate its striking looks and active nature, though it is still less common than some other large breeds. Availability of well-bred Weimaraner puppies can be limited, often requiring sourcing from reputable breeders or through adoption networks like The Pet Partner.
