The Weimaraner is a short-haired dog originating from Germany that is resistant to heat and cold. It has a medium-sized body, gray appearance, and an overall elegant look. The Weimaraner is a very aristocratic dog breed, very fast, and its movements are perfect and elegant. The Weimaraner has a very strong perseverance, a flexible brain, and a very well-proportioned body. It was previously used as a hunting dog. Because of its excellent speed and agility, its characteristics as a hunting dog are very obvious. In the wild, the Weimaraner's body structure also shows adaptation to the wild.

1. Characteristics of Weimaraner

The height of Weimaraner males is either less than 24 inches or more than 28 inches at the withers; the height of Weimaraner females is less than 22 inches or more than 26 inches at the withers. The Weimaraner's head has a well-placed stop that expands posteriorly over the center line past the forehead. The Weimaraner also has a very prominent and posterior occipital bone, which is in the same shape as the trumpet and expands from the eye socket all the way back. The length between the tip of the Weimaraner's nose and the stop is equal to the length from the stop to the occipital bone. The Weimaraner has a very straight lip line, and its nostrils are also quite delicate. Keen eyes, smart brain, plus a very approachable facial expression.

The Weimaraner's ears are very long, very similar to the shape of leaves, set high, and slightly folded. The eyes of Weimaraners vary in color, including light amber, blue-gray, and gray. The eyes are wide but well-distributed. Weimaraners have very intelligent eyes, and their eyes should be black when they are happy. The Weimaraner's teeth are evenly distributed and have sharp teeth, and the bite is in a very standard scissors shape. The back of the Weimaraner is moderately long, with a very straight back and very strong and powerful muscles. The Weimaraner has long, well-supported ribs and a stable belly.

2. Weimaraner Hound Price

The price of a Weimaraner puppy ranges from 3,000 to 5,000 yuan, and the price of an adult Weimaraner ranges from 8,000 to 10,000 yuan. The price of an ordinary Weimaraner is about 4,000 yuan, and the price of a competition-level Weimaraner ranges from tens of thousands to tens of thousands. Depending on the grayness of the coat, a Weimaraner that is very solid and purebred will be more expensive.

3. How to raise a Weimaraner

There are still many ways to feed Weimaraners. The first thing to do is to pay attention to timing, quantity, and fixed points, so as to develop a fixed conditioned reflex for feeding, which can effectively stimulate the dog to secrete gastric juice, increase appetite, and promote digestion. Adult Weimaraners are fed twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening, and can be fed slightly more at night. Dogs under 1 year old should be fed 3 times a day; dogs 3 months old should be fed 4 times a day; dogs under 2 months old should be fed 5 times a day. The food should be smaller in hardness. Second, pay attention to food control. All animals should be fed warm cooked food, and the temperature of the feed should be preferably at 40° left and right. Feeding is different in different seasons. In summer, you can feed a little cold food, but in winter, it must be warmed.

The dinner plate fed to Weimaraners must be fixed and not mixed with other pets to prevent the spread of various diseases. Clean and disinfect after feeding. The remaining food must be disposed of in time, and the food cannot be given to the dog for a long time. When the specified time is up, the plate must be removed to develop a good habit of eating on time. Puppies should be fed more carefully. The amount of food should be increased slowly from large to small. Do not feed them too full. Feed puppies professional dog food and canned food, and appropriately add a little calcium to the food to promote the growth of puppies. Do not feed high-fat foods as this will make your dog gain weight and cause various diseases.

4. Weimaraner IQ

The IQ of the Weimaraner ranks 21st among the world's famous dogs. This is a very good dog with a high IQ. After about ten movements of training, it can obey the commands given by the owner. For some slightly more complex action commands, it may take a little longer to react. But dogs with this kind of IQ are very smart. If they have been raised since childhood, the tacit understanding between them and their owners will be very good. The training requirements for adult dogs are to be strict and patient. The rewards and punishments for the advantages and disadvantages in dog training must be moderate, otherwise it will be counterproductive.

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