The Weimaraner King Sat Straight on the Throne With Ghostly Eyes
Pale amber eyes, a smooth silvery coat and long, soft ears give this Weimaraner king a ghostly elegance, and the small gold crown sits perfectly between the ears. He sits on a heavy carved wooden throne, one paw on the armrest, wearing a robe of crimson velvet bordered in white ermine over a red and gold doublet. A deep red floral wall rises behind him. His pose is straight and royal, his face calm and thoughtful. King Smoke does not need to smile to be admired, and the court agrees he has the finest coat in the kingdom.
Weimaraners were bred in Germany as hunting dogs for nobility, and the nickname Gray Ghost comes from that sleek coat. They are athletic, energetic and highly intelligent, and they bond closely with their families. They need plenty of daily exercise and mental work, or they can get bored and destructive. Many do not enjoy being left alone for long periods. Because of their deep chests, large breeds like this can be prone to a serious stomach condition, so talk to your vet about feeding routines and signs to watch for. Short coats are easy to care for with a quick weekly brush.
A king this elegant could rule with just one raised eyebrow. The throne is carved, the crown is gold, and the silver coat needs no help at all.
