Common Goal is the third album by American jazz group the String Trio of New York recorded in 1981 for the Italian Black Saint label.[1]
âBlueâ Weimaraners canât compete in the American show ring, but the color is considered normal and is not associated with any health problems. âBrownâ Weimaraners, on the other hand, are not purebred Weimaraners, but rather German Shorthaired Pointer/Weimaraner mixes. You may not know his name, but you probably recognize his silvery gray snout and long ears, a face made famous by Weimaraner photographer William Wegman.
Because of the Weimaranerâs extraordinary obedience, American enthusiasts were attracted to the breed, especially after discovering its hunting abilities. The AKC did not recognize the breed until 1943, and it did not gain popularity in the United Kingdom until the 1950s. The Weimaraner has had more competition in the United States than in all of the decades in Germany, and today it still has a dedicated following.