I have just read about one looking for a new home on a dog rescue site.
I have never heard of the long haired variety before, so I was wondering where I can see a picture of one.

Can anyone help please.

http://tinyurl.com/ezshj

ive herd of long haired rotties and red rotties. my male rottie is not long haired but he dose have a rougher coat than my bitch who is very smooth. read some where that you shouldnt breed from red rotties but saw on a website someone breeding them. www.rotts.bizland.com/rarerotts.html check out this website

Very good webpage!   I saw a Weimeraner the other dat with tan markings.

I don't suppose it was a blue dobermann, was it? (Although I know the two are very different shapes!)

There are mis marked Weims about, they are known as ginger jobs, dobe markings or peach points, depending on your point of view.......... ;)

Does anyone know where the tan markings originated from?

The origins of the Weimaraner are obscure and not absolute but it is thought that they have some type of bloodhound in them "Schwiesshound" if I remember correctly off the top of my head; hence why of all the gundogs they are the best tracking dogs and differ from most of the other members of the HPR group in their style of work.

No she was definitely a Weimeraner.  It was very pale and it was down the legs going down the inside of the leg, a little on her bottom and little very pale tan eyebrows.

I've recently had a litter of my breed with tri's and one looked very terrier like, which I believe terrier was added into the breed a long time ago and he's definitely a throwback from there.  But he's adorable and his owners adore him.  He wasn't sold as a rare colour with hundreds of pounds added onto him he was sold for less and I think that his owners are absolutely wonderful and they think he is too :d

Not to flog a probably dead horse by now, but are you sure it wasn't a *fawn* dobe?  my fawn lad is forever being mistaken for a weim, although I am aware of weims with the tan markings.  Just a thought - of course as JeanGenie said the body and head shape is very different, so if you're sure I'll shut up now lol!!

On that note, it was refreshing this week to have to people ask me straight out if Remy was a dobe.  Woo!

Here's another photo - http://dogs.about.com/cs/gallery/l/blphoto220.htm

They are beautiful looking dogs... though I might be a little biased as they look rather like my TM. There are some other breeds that throw the odd longhaired but not standard puppies. I used to have a long haired shar-pei (bearcoat) and have seen long haired Akitas and Mastiffs and I'm sure there are others as well as those and long haired GSD's.

We have a long haired Rottweiler that comes to my grooming salon. She is a lovely dog. Pedigree Rottweiler but her hair is long all over especially around the neck and head. Its several inches long and quite thick - in the normal rottweiler colours. I think that the owner said that she was the only one in the litter with long hair.

You get tehm in Corgi's too, think they call them fluffies.  Someone I know had to have ehrs regularly clipped, as it grew very long and very hard to manage (she was a spayed bitch).

Often longhaired Weimaraners are considered "throwbacks" or have a "fault" they don't; owners are often asked "what did you cross your Weimaraner with?"

The answer of course, is "another weimaraner"! :D

http://www.geocities.com/Petsburgh/Farm/1276/longhair.html just found long haired chesapeake bay looks strange

How about these - 'bearcoat' shar-pei:
http://www.bearcoatpei.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/frameset.htm

That's my sadly now deceased Phoebe's website.

What beautiful dogs - have never seen them before!  Thanks for sharing.

RIP little Phoebe.

Teri :)

Aaaahhhh!
"Pet ball"  :D :D .I love it!

Oh wow, they are lovely :)

What a cutie, she sat on a sofa like my Milo.

I've always admired Chows and Shar-Pei...a bearcoat seems like the perfect compromise :D