Kromfohrlander Puppies for sale in Warwickshire

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The Kromfohrlander, also known as Länder, Kromi, is rarely seen even in its native Germany, and its numbers are so low that the breed is considered endangered. These charming, small to medium-sized dogs are a new breed that only appeared on the scene in the 1950s. They are known for making excellent family pets and companions thanks to their happy disposition. However, anyone looking to share a home with a Kromfohrlaender may find it difficult to find well-bred puppies as there are only a few available each year, so finding a breeder can be difficult.

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FAQs

How many Kromfohrländer dogs are there worldwide?

The Kromfohrländer is a very rare breed with no exact global population figures available. Originating in Germany around the 1940s-50s, the breed remains uncommon worldwide, including in the UK, with a relatively small population and often long waiting lists for puppies.

What is the lifespan of a Kromfohrländer?

Kromfohrländers typically live between 12 and 15 years, with some sources suggesting they can live up to 16 or even 18 years in certain cases. This lifespan is typical for medium-sized companion dogs.

What is the history of the Kromfohrländer breed?

The Kromfohrländer originated in Germany after World War II, descending from a single mascot dog called Old Peter, likely a type of Griffon, brought by American troops. It was developed further by crossing wire-haired Fox Terriers and Grand Griffon Vendéens, officially recognised in 1955. The breed is primarily companion-focused rather than hunting or working.

Do Kromfohrländer dogs shed a lot?

Kromfohrländers have two coat types—either thick, rough, and bearded or smooth and dense without a beard—and are generally considered low to moderate shedders. Their coat requires minimal grooming, typically just weekly brushing to manage shedding and maintain coat health.