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An excellent hunting dog, combing endurance and speed. They are happy, loving, and intelligent, but they can be rambunctious and willful. Very brave and loyal, Weimaraners need to live indoors as part of the family and need attention and companionship. They are not suited to apartment living
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Cultivated by the nobles of Weimar, Germany, and originally used to hunt and track; some believe they existed as early as the 1600s.
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Large Breed. Weight: 55-85 lbs. Height at the shoulders: 23-27 in.
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A short, smooth coat requires very little grooming. Average shedders.
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Best with older, considerate children.
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May be aggressive with same-sex dogs; do not trust them with non-canine pets.
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Hip dysplasia and gastric torsion.
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Weimaraners are quick to learn, but resistant to repetitive training and kenneling.
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Weimaraners are quick to learn, but resistant to repetitive training and kenneling.
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