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What is it like owning a Weimaraner?
Weimaraners are good family dogs Despite their large size, they are a good family dog. As long as the family keeps active and gives the dog enough exercise, the dog will be happy. The bond with their owners is strong and they are affectionate, so they’re suitable even for families with small children.
Are Weimaraners good dogs for me?
Weimaraners are ideal for owners who want a large, active dog for hunting, hiking and other outdoor activities. They can make good watchdogs. Weimaraners do not do well left alone for long periods. They can bark excessively or try to escape if left alone for long hours.
Why are Weimaraners so clingy?
By nature the Weimaraner is clingy. The underlying reason for this issue, is the Weimaraner by nature is prone to severe separation anxiety. Other than being inclined to have separation anxiety issues, the Weimaraner is most often set up for severe separation anxiety by well intentioned family members.
Are Weimaraners difficult?
A bored Weimaraner can become rambunctious, destructive and difficult to control. Most dogs of this breed are happiest when given a job or task to perform regularly. They love to work and to be praised. They are prone to separation anxiety and don’t enjoy being crated or kenneled for a long time.
Are Weimaraners vocal?
Perhaps one final consideration for those considering a Weimaraner: noise. Yes, this is a vocal breed. Silence may be golden to you, but the gray ghost likes to bark. It’s another part of the breed’s personality that you’ll have to accept and, perhaps, even learn to love.
How much is a Weimaraner?
How much is a Weimaraner? Most Weimaraners typically cost less than other large dogs. The average puppy from a qualified breeder is only about $700. Even for a top-quality dog, you can expect to pay less than $1,700.
Are Weimaraners intelligent?
Weimaraners are highly intelligent, but they’re also independent thinkers. That combination can make them a challenge when it comes to training. Be consistent and firm, but gentle. The Weimaraner is sensitive and doesn’t respond well to anger, but you must be able to say “No” and mean it.
What are blue Weimaraners?
The Blue Weimaraner has a distinct charcoal gray colored coat. Genetically speaking, Blue Weimaraners are dilute blacks and Grays are dilute browns. The difference between a Blue and a Gray Weimaraner is in the tone of the color, not the deepness or darkness of the color.
Are Weimaraners mouthy?
Mouthing Weims Mouthing can seem harmless. Over time, it can become a problem. It can be so cute when the Weimaraner meets you at the door, and gently grabs you by your arm. They continue on by leading you (arm-in-their-mouth) into the house.