Kromfohrlander Dog Breed Information:
The Kromfohrlander has the distinction of being the only breed descended from a United States military mascot, Original Peter, who was found by US troops in France and tagged along with them into Germany, where he was eventually bred, leading to a new dog breed. A great companion to soldiers, this dog is also a great companion for all types of families.
Kromfohrlander Dog Group: Companion Dogs.
Kromfohrlander Height: 15 to18 inches.
Kromfohrlander Weight: 22 to 31 pounds.
Kromfohrlander Life Span: 10 to 18 years.
More About This Dog Breed:
Kromfohrlanders are very friendly dogs, but they are also wary around those they don't know, especially children. However, they are very playful, so with proper socialization, training, and supervision, they are great companions for children. Kromfohrlander colors include white, light brown, dark brown, and tan markings in large patches. They have a symmetrical "mask" on their faces, with a white blaze centered between their eyes.
Kromfohrlander History:
The first Kromfohrlander dog was named "Original Peter" by American troops during World War II in France. The dog accompanied them there and into battle in Germany. The Kromfohrlander is still extremely rare. In 1997, the breed was imported to the United States; although, they are still primarily found in Germany and neighboring countries.
Kromfohrlander Size:
The Kromfohrlander is on the smaller side of "medium" size, measuring 15 to 18 inches tall and weighing 22 to 31 pounds.
Kromfohrlander Personality:
The Kromfohrlander is a companion dog through-and-through. They love to be around family and hate to be left alone for long periods of time. Kromfohrlanders are intelligent, playful, and social. They are friendly, good-natured dogs, known for their smiles. Kromfohrlanders can be sensitive, so it's important to be careful not to use harsh discipline with them and never physical discipline, for any dog.
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Kromfohrlander Health:
Kromfohrlanders are a very rare breed. Some of the more common health conditions to watch out for in your Kromfohrlander include:
Epilepsy.
Von Willebrand’s Disease.
Cystinuria (high concentration of amino acids in urine).
Canine Footpad Hyperkeratosis.
Patellar luxation.
Kromfohrlander Care:
As with all dogs, it's a good idea to cut your Kromfohrlander's nails or have your groomer cut them about once a month, as well as to check their ears for redness or irritation about once a week. It's a good idea to take them on a couple of walks during the day, and they love having some additional play time, either indoors or outdoors.
Kromfohrlander Feeding:
The Kromfohrlander's dietary needs will change from puppyhood to adulthood and will continue to change into their senior years. You should ask your veterinarian for recommendations about your Kromfohrlander's diet.
Kromfohrlander Coat Color And Grooming:
Kromfohrlander colors include white, light brown, dark brown, and tan markings in large patches. Kromfohrlanders are moderately suited to both hot and cold weather; they don't have any particular features that protect them from certain elements more than others, but they're not particularly susceptible, either.
Kromfohrlander with Children And Other Pets:
Kromfohrlanders are very friendly dogs, but they are also wary around those they don't know, especially children. However, they are very playful, so with proper socialization, training, and supervision, they are great companions for children. Kromfohrlanders also do tend to do well around other dogs. They can even get along with other animals, including cats.