KROMOFOHLANDER

The existence of this canine variety is very recent and it is due to chance and the insistence of a German breeder, Ilse Schleifenbaum who, according to her words, fell in love with the first puppies she saw. The origin was the natural crossing between a German female, with unknown linage, and a male, also unknown, taken by an American soldier to Germany, at the end of the war. The bastard puppies that emerged from that union displayed a character that charmed Ilse, who, with the support of a famous canine expert, began developing the breed with such success that in 1955, she saw her interest rewarded in the official acknowledgement and first standard as a German breed.

PHYSICAL TRAITS of the KROMOFOHLANDER
The kromofohrlander is medium sized standing between 38 and 46 cm and weighing 11.5 to 12.5 kg, with a solid skeleton, good musculature and a rustic appearance, the head is slightly pointy, the muzzle is wide ending in a rounded tip, the high implanted ears form a V, and the oval eyes display a very intelligent gaze. The fur is white with brown spots, semi long and rough to the touch.

TEMPERAMENT AND ADAPTATION of the KROMOFOHLANDER
This breed is ideal as a family pet due to its sociable, friendly and docile temperament. It is very attached to its masters, all these qualities make its education very easy, but especially for its easy adaptation to the home, even if it is a small apartment. It is very playful and quite noisy, it seems to never get angry and always be content with the treatment it receives, unless it notices that someone threatens the family, in that case it can be aggressive.

EXERCISE AND CARE required for a KROMOFOHLANDER
Fur care is very simple and doesn’t give too much work, it is enough to brush it every two or three days. This dog has such a good character that doesn’t even get upset if its walk schedule is neglected, and holds its necessities, patiently, until its out on the street, enough reason for this not to happen.

The kromofohrlander is affectionate and foolproof loyalty. It adapts well to life in the city and doesn’t need large spaces to feel at ease.