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Weimaraner
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This breed was developed at the court of the Grand Duke Karl August of Weimar, the capital of Thuringen, Germany, as an all-purpose sporting dog for the nobility. Known as the dog with the human brain, the Weimaraner is incredibly versatile, combining his roles of personal hunting dog and household companion with distinction. In addition to being used as a bird dog and water retriever, he has over the years also been used on wolves, wild cats, deer, mountain lion and bear. On the Continent, he has worked for the police, putting to good use his marvellous scenting powers and tracking ability. The Weimaraner is a fearless, courageous dog which can be rather aggressive towards intruders, although with his owner and family, he is friendly and gentle. An energetic breed, the Weimaraner requires firm training and plenty of exercise. Nicknamed the "Grey Ghost" because of his sleek silvery -grey coat, the Weimaraner is easy to feed, groom and maintain, and would be the perfect choice for anyone with an active, sporty, lifestyle.
Height Dogs 59-70cm
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For further information on this breedand where to obtain a puppy contact:Australian Capital Territory ACT Weimernaer Club Phone 6226 3685 New South Wales Weimaraner Club of NSW Inc Leonie Kellett, Ph: (02) 9528 5704. Email: sinaway@tpg.com.au Northern Territory The North Australian Canine Association Inc. Phone: (08) 8984 3570 Email: naca1@bigpond.com Queensland Weimaraner Club of Qld Ms Judy Glover (07) 5497 9697 South Australia Weimaraner Club of SA Inc Mrs L Richter 8391 0318 Tasmania Tasmanian Canine Association Inc Phone: (03) 6272 9443 Email: tca@iprimus.com.au Victoria Weimaraner Club of Victoria Inc. Secretary: Ann Lands 03 9436 1313 E-mail : secretary@weimaranervic.com Western Australia Weimaraner Club of WA Mrs S Pert Phone: 9455 3517 |
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