Often called 'the Grey Ghost', Weimaraners are a unique breed, distinguished by their silky grey coat. These alert dogs are protective, fearless and loyal family members - and will stick by your side no matter what. Learn all about Weimaraners here.
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Puppies don't come any cuter than this! The Weimaraner's colour ranges from mouse-grey to silver-grey, and their bright, curious eyes can be light amber, grey or blue-grey. Looking to bring a puppy into your home? Learn which breed is right for you.
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Weims are happiest when they feel truly part of the family. They get attached to people easily, and their loyalty is unmatched. Because of this, they generally don't do particularily well with being transferred to a different home - so if you're considering getting one of these incredibly loyal dogs, make sure it's for life. Read more about this wonderful breed here.
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The Weimaraner, used for his drive to work hard in the field, is happiest when he feels he has purpose. He's not happy when kennelled as he is accustomed to being a member of the family. The Weimaraner appreciates lots of outdoor exercise and will behave best if taken on several long walks throughout the day. Learn which breed is right for you.
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While they are generally healthy dogs, this breed is particularly prone to bloat - so it's best to feed them a few small meals a day, rather than one big one. As with any dog, make sure you see your vet for regular check-ups.Learn more about the Weimaraner here.
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'Weims' are hard working, powerful dogs that love to run. Once yours has learned the 'stay' command, have him sit and wait for you on an open stretch of leash-free dog park. Jog for a minute or two, (with an eye on your patient friend, of course), then whistle for him to come to you. His speed will amaze you, and he'll get some great exercise. For more about dogs and exercise, check out what The Dog Whisperer has to say.
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Weimaraners are very pack-centered dogs, with an incredible will to play. And as hunting dogs, they can swim quite well. Read more about these great dogs here.
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Weimaraners, originally bred for hunting in 19th century Germany, love the outdoors. They are the perfect pet for active families who love to spend quality family time outside. Read more about this wonderful breed here.
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