The Weimar Pointer, as He was originally christened, probably comes out of the Spanish Pointer, European Brackes, and Schweisshunds, originated in Weimar Germany and is related to the German short-haired pointer. The silver grey color and matching eyes, nose, and lips of the Weimaraner is unique in the dog world and gives them a very striking appearance. The color of the Weimaraner and their silent movements while hunting give the nickname of the "Grey Ghost" to the Weimaraner. The average weight is 55-85 lbs. Height is 23-28 inches. Coat: short haired. Color: mouse to silver grey and blue. This competent hunting dog of small game and a skilled tracker also makes a loving family companion. The Weimaraner has a keen sense of smell, agility, and many obedience and field trial records making him a great hunting dog. Because of their pleasant disposition, loyalty, and low shedding, the Weimaraner is a great family dog.
