The Kromfohrländer is a medium-sized dog with harmonious proportions and a sturdy build. There are 2 varieties in this breed, depending on the texture of the coat: hard coat and smooth coat. The gaits of the Kromfohrländer are characterized by free, regular and extended movements.
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Hair type | Half-long |
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Origin | Germany |
Template | Average |
Head shape | Round |
Weight and size | ||
Sex | Weight | Cut |
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Female | From 9 kg to 14 kg | From 36 cm to 46 cm |
Male | From 11 kg to 16 kg | From 36 cm to 46 cm |
History of the breed
Physical features
His hair: can be hard or smooth. The hard-textured coat is dense and forms a beard. The length varies between 3 and 7 cm (shorter on the sides). The smooth-textured coat is softer, denser and does not form a beard. Its length is the same as the rough coat. It is well lying and forms fringes at the tail. The outer coat is associated with a soft, short undercoat.
Its color: predominantly white with light brown, red-brown or very dark brown markings. These marks are also found on the head, mainly on the cheeks, ears and above the eyes, being symmetrically separated by a white line.
His head: the skull is slightly rounded and the frontal groove very little marked. The stop is marked. The nose is moderately large, black or brown in color, the nostrils well open, the muzzle of equal length to that of the skull, the muzzle straight and moderately broad, the lips well applied and black in color, the jaws strong and articulated in scissors, cheeks well muscled and tense.
His ears: triangular in shape, with rounded ends, very lively and expressive, set high.
His eyes: oval, medium in size, medium to dark brown in color.
His body: well proportioned. The neck is strong, muscular and of medium length. The topline is straight and a little longer than the height at the withers, which is only very slightly indicated. The back is robust, straight and moderately long. The kidney is a little narrower than the rib cage, the rump moderately sloping and well muscled, the chest moderately broad and deep, the ribs slightly arched and the underline raised.
Its tail: of medium length, thick at its base, carried like a saber, even slightly curled. Hanging and slightly curved upwards in its extremity when the dog is at rest, carried in a sickle above the back when it is active.
Behavior and character
Affectionate | |
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Calm | |
Protective | |
Independent | |
Hunter | |
Barks / howls |
Behavior with others
Cohabitation with children | |
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Sociable with other animals | |
Love strangers |
The Kromfohrländer is a pleasant dog with a great adaptability. He enjoys family life , but is less inclined to get closer to strangers. He has hardly any hunting instinct. The Kromfohrländer is neither aggressive nor fearful.
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Education
Clever | |
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Obedient |
The Kromfohrländer is a dog known to be easy to train. He likes to learn new exercises and to please his master. His education should not involve any form of brutality. Rather, it will be based on encouragement and rewards .
Living conditions
Suitable for apartment living | |
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Good for new masters | |
Love it hot | |
Love the cold |
The Kromfohrländer is able to adapt to almost all living conditions, as long as he has the opportunity to spend as much time as possible with his masters and to exert himself, ideally in a large fenced garden .
Health
Solid | |
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Ease of gaining weight |
The Kromfohrländer is a tough and healthy dog. He may, however, have a genetic condition affecting the knee joint .
Hypoallergenic breed
No
Litter size
Between 3 and 6 puppies
Major concerns |
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Suggested tests |
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Life expectancy
Minimum: 12 years old
Maximum: 14 years
The life expectancy of a Kromfohrländer is, on average, between 12 years and 14 years.
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Maintenance and hygiene
Ease of maintenance | |
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Cost of maintenance | |
Hair loss |
Drool level | |
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Ease of grooming |
The Kromfohrländer remains subject to moderate to very slight hair loss during its moult, which generally occurs twice a year. Its maintenance does not involve any particular difficulty , but it must be carried out regularly .
It is recommended to brush the dog once a week and examine its skin, eyes, inside of its ears and pads, in order to prevent possible debris or parasites.
If they do not wear out naturally, its claws need to be cut. If you are new to this, it is recommended that you seek advice from a veterinarian or groomer. Her teeth need to be brushed regularly to eliminate tartar build-up and the proliferation of bacteria.
Price and budget
Purchase price
Mini
€ 600 Maxi
800 €
The purchase price of a Kromfohrländer is between € 600 and € 800.
Annual maintenance cost
Mini
€ 350 Maxi
650 €
The annual maintenance cost of a Kromfohrländer is between 350 € and 650 €.
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Food
The Kromfohrländer needs a quality diet , adapted to their level of physical activity, their size and their age.
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Physical activity
Athletic | |
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Energy level | |
Potential to play |
The Kromfohrländer calls for one to two long walks a day . He enjoys activity and appreciates being able to be stimulated both physically and mentally through games and exercises.
Competitions
Classifications & Standards |
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Others
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FCI Information
FCI No.
192
FCI Group
Group 9: Companion and Toy Dogs
Recognized by FCI
Since 1955
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