Weimaraner Puppies for Sale in GA
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Weimaraner
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Breed Group: Sporting
Weight: 70-85 lbs
Height: male: 25-27, female: 23-25 inches
Color(s): Mouse-gray to silver-gray,blues
Coat: The Weimaraner has a fine, short, sleek gray coat. The color ranges from a mouse gray to a silver gray. The distinctive color led to this breed being
nicknamed the Silver Ghost or Gray Ghost. The Weimaraner's coat color is a rarity among dog breeds.
Overview: The Weimaraner is a centuries old breed from Germany. They are pointers and retrievers that possess many talents. The Weimaraner is utilized in
various capacities such as police work, search and rescue, and tracking. This breed is athletic and moderately large.
Character: The Weimaraner is a versatile breed that has both the intellect and energy to accomplish almost anything. They are friendly, alert, and willing to
please. The Weimaraner is muscular yet graceful in motion. They are generally gentle and protective companions.
Temperament: The Weimaraner is happy and cheerful, highly intelligent and loving. They can be very willful and opinionated. This breed exhibits a truly
unique personality. They are passionate and reliable. The Weimaraner prefers to live inside as a member of the family. They require companionship and
attention and do not like to be left alone for long periods of time. This breed gets along well with other dogs but not cats. They are not recommended for very
young children or the elderly as they could easily knock them down. The Weimaraner is brave and loyal.
Care: The Weimaraner's smooth, short coat is easy to care for. Brushing should be done with a firm bristle brush. They should only be bathed when absolutely
necessary. They do well with occasional dry shampooing. They should have their feet and mouth inspected for damage after exercise or work sessions. The
Weimaraner is prone to bloating, so small meals two times a day are best. They may suffer from hip dysplasia but are generally healthy.
Training: The Weimaraner is full of energy. They are eager to learn and please and are motivated by rewards such as treats or praise. This breed does not
respond to harsh discipline and once mistrustful will avoid any and all further attempts of training. The Weimaraner excels at obedience, agility, hunting and
showing.
Activity: The Weimaraner requires strenuous exercise and stimulation. They love to play ball, romp, hike, and hunt. They must have room to roam and be
given many opportunities to release their energy. Therefore, a large yard is preferred and is best for them. They do not kennel well and are not a breed for
owners who lead sedentary lifestyles. The Weimaraner must be given sufficient exercise to prevent them from becoming bored, barking excessively, or being
destructive.
Ownership: If you are looking for Weimaraner puppies for sale from reputable Weimaraner breeders or to adopt a Weimaraner from a Weimaraner rescue then
make sure you understand as much about the dog breeds you are interested in as you can. Every puppy breed is different. Begin your research by reading the
breed information about the Weimaraner puppy above. Search our dog breeds section to find Weimaraner puppies, dogs and puppies that make great pets.
Weight: 70-85 lbs
Height: male: 25-27, female: 23-25 inches
Color(s): Mouse-gray to silver-gray,blues
Coat: The Weimaraner has a fine, short, sleek gray coat. The color ranges from a mouse gray to a silver gray. The distinctive color led to this breed being
nicknamed the Silver Ghost or Gray Ghost. The Weimaraner's coat color is a rarity among dog breeds.
Overview: The Weimaraner is a centuries old breed from Germany. They are pointers and retrievers that possess many talents. The Weimaraner is utilized in
various capacities such as police work, search and rescue, and tracking. This breed is athletic and moderately large.
Character: The Weimaraner is a versatile breed that has both the intellect and energy to accomplish almost anything. They are friendly, alert, and willing to
please. The Weimaraner is muscular yet graceful in motion. They are generally gentle and protective companions.
Temperament: The Weimaraner is happy and cheerful, highly intelligent and loving. They can be very willful and opinionated. This breed exhibits a truly
unique personality. They are passionate and reliable. The Weimaraner prefers to live inside as a member of the family. They require companionship and
attention and do not like to be left alone for long periods of time. This breed gets along well with other dogs but not cats. They are not recommended for very
young children or the elderly as they could easily knock them down. The Weimaraner is brave and loyal.
Care: The Weimaraner's smooth, short coat is easy to care for. Brushing should be done with a firm bristle brush. They should only be bathed when absolutely
necessary. They do well with occasional dry shampooing. They should have their feet and mouth inspected for damage after exercise or work sessions. The
Weimaraner is prone to bloating, so small meals two times a day are best. They may suffer from hip dysplasia but are generally healthy.
Training: The Weimaraner is full of energy. They are eager to learn and please and are motivated by rewards such as treats or praise. This breed does not
respond to harsh discipline and once mistrustful will avoid any and all further attempts of training. The Weimaraner excels at obedience, agility, hunting and
showing.
Activity: The Weimaraner requires strenuous exercise and stimulation. They love to play ball, romp, hike, and hunt. They must have room to roam and be
given many opportunities to release their energy. Therefore, a large yard is preferred and is best for them. They do not kennel well and are not a breed for
owners who lead sedentary lifestyles. The Weimaraner must be given sufficient exercise to prevent them from becoming bored, barking excessively, or being
destructive.
Ownership: If you are looking for Weimaraner puppies for sale from reputable Weimaraner breeders or to adopt a Weimaraner from a Weimaraner rescue then
make sure you understand as much about the dog breeds you are interested in as you can. Every puppy breed is different. Begin your research by reading the
breed information about the Weimaraner puppy above. Search our dog breeds section to find Weimaraner puppies, dogs and puppies that make great pets.
Premium listing
Kalu Kennels
Rising Fawn, GA 30738
706-462-2085
www.kalukennels.com
Rising Fawn, GA 30738
706-462-2085
www.kalukennels.com
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Donna's Darlins
Canon, GA 30520
PH# 706-376-4315
Canon, GA 30520
PH# 706-376-4315
