Weimaraner belongs to the Sporting Group.
No picture for this breed yet. Images are imported from Wikimedia Commons, and this one has not turned up a usable photo.
- Group
- Sporting Group
- Life span
- 12–14 years
- Male weight
- 25–30 kg
- Female weight
- 25–30 kg
- Hypoallergenic
- No
- Id
851399dd-ebd6-49d6-b4c1-ec26ee583799
The Weimaraner is a large, powerful breed with a short, thick coat. They have a long, elegant head with a deep muzzle and a strong jaw. Weimaraners are an intelligent, active breed with a friendly, loyal nature and are often used in agility, obedience, and hunting events.
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This page, as API data
Everything above came from https://dogapi.dog/api/v2/breeds/851399dd-ebd6-49d6-b4c1-ec26ee583799. No key, no sign up.
See it in the reference.
curl -s "https://dogapi.dog/api/v2/breeds/851399dd-ebd6-49d6-b4c1-ec26ee583799"
{
"data": {
"id": "851399dd-ebd6-49d6-b4c1-ec26ee583799",
"type": "breed",
"attributes": {
"name": "Weimaraner",
"description": "The Weimaraner is a large, powerful breed with a short, thick coat. They have a long, elegant head with a deep muzzle and a strong jaw. Weimaraners are an intelligent, active breed with a friendly, loyal nature and are often used in agility, obedience, and hunting events.",
"life": {
"max": 14,
"min": 12
},
"male_weight": {
"max": 30,
"min": 25
},
"female_weight": {
"max": 30,
"min": 25
},
"hypoallergenic": false,
"images": []
},
"relationships": {
"group": {
"data": {
"id": "ab110192-e41b-43ff-a630-f7aee156b33a",
"type": "group"
}
}
}
}
}
The picture itself also has an endpoint:
https://dogapi.dog/api/v2/breeds/851399dd-ebd6-49d6-b4c1-ec26ee583799/image, which redirects
straight to the file. See it in the reference.