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What lovely comments, thank you :)

Thank you very much :)

Fantastic and what great exercise for your dogs! Do you have a photo you could share with us on our facebook page @naturallyhappydogs ?

How lovely to hear! We are happy to hear your lovely stories!

Sounds lovely :)

This is a very nice comment, so nice you love your dog. I will buy a Vizsla after I have had a german pastor and later on a Basset-hound, just need a dog which motivates me, I am not married, so I have got plenty of time and love.

I have one weimaraner too 1 year old, he is very intelligent, protective and it's not to friendly one, I think he don't like strangers near him I am trying to change that because I treat him like a son and want to go with him to all place without having any problems.

I just had to euthanize my Weimaraner, he was 17 years and 4 months old. I feel like a piece of me died with him. I miss him so much.

My heart breaks we are loving on our 5th gal. Bretta our 4th was a constant companion for my Mom after a massive stroke. Bretta would even pace Mom in front of her walker.

Would you recommend one to others as a service dog?

Thank you :)

Ryokishine My dog Daisy is 10 1/2 and I was just running around our house with her after he sleeping on my lap, what I takeaway they never stop being a puppy and they sometimes think that they are lap dogs

INAPPROPRIATE thank you! I’ve met one and fell in love. I’ve had other dogs in my life and very aware of this breeds traits and the type of owner that would be best suited for them. I don’t think I’ve ever been so excited before about getting this dog as opposed to other dogs. I’m so eager to welcome my new baby into my home

Did u get one yet

Hope you are having fun, with your Weimaraner by now... You should post some videos of your dog... I simply love this breed.. 👍

Me too!

@@janetg14 I know this is 3 years later and I hope this is a mute point & you have your Weimie by now. I was aghast the lady talked about choosing your breeder. May I suggest you check your local rescues. I’m on my 5th Weimie and they’ve all been rescues. There are SO many babies out there looking for their forever families. It’s a wonderful breed! Best of luck to you!!

I find most breeds look better with their tails and ears intact and natural :)

@davesmith dober man or wiemaraner which is best for protection and family dog...

She sounds lovely, would you like to share a photo on our Facebook page?

@@NaturallyHappyDogs Absolutely 😊

How lovely to have such a great companion!

Hello Corrine my name is Ashley & I'm from Georgia, I see where u have a weimer/pit mix-I do as well. Was wondering if u might share some pics of yours w/me as I will as well. He is a fantastic dog, often make jokes about them recognizing the breed. Thanks for your time & hope to hear from u soon.

it's illegal to dock and crop in the UK. personally i think dogs should always have their tails x

Lovely comment, thank you

How lovely! Would you like to share a picture?

Best to ask on some breed specific groups and maybe visit a few (especially if you have allergies) :)

LOL right??? Oh man they don't call them the "Velcro" dog for no reason. Mine would sit on my shoulders on the sofa if she could. Laying her head and -front legs across my lap is the best she can do.

I had one who did and one who didn’t.

Michael Hatzisavvas haha! They like to cuddle not climb. Velcro dog 🐶

very good girl!

clipping looks ugly on any dog and should only be done for medical reasons (also I think it is illegal to clip for aesthetic in europe)

@@Te3time Traditionally, the tail is docked. In countries where this is still carried out, the docked tail should measure approximately 6 inches in the adult dog, and this is part of the American Kennel Club breed standard. In England and Wales, ear cropping is illegal, and no dog with cropped ears can take part in any Kennel Club event (including agility and other non-conformation events). Professional Breeder of Weimaraners: Yes it is necessary. Yes a long tail can cause medical problems for the dogs, No docking does not cause medical problems down the road unless done by an idiot. Yes it is necessary to have the dews removed. Now to go into detail~ It is necessary to dock a weimaraners tail because they are a sporting hunting dog, they were bred and are still bred to work HIGH brush fields. A weimaraners tail is a thin whip like tail, if it gets caught on the brush, it is going to be ripped off and it is HIGHLY painful and traumatizing. Now you may think this does not apply to house pets but you would be dead wrong. A weimaraner has what we colloquially call a happy tail, meaning the tails usually never stop wagging. Combine that with the thin whip tail, and you have a disaster in the making. Happy tail injuries are caused by the dog constantly hitting the tail on a hard surface usually a wall, this not only will permanently damage the tail, it is a bloody mess (so say goodbye to white walls for a while). You can not fix a tail, it has to be amputated as it will only split open again. Amputation is much more traumatizing. The pups are docked at 3-5 days old, the nerves are not developed at the time, they do not send out pain markers, the pups are more upset about being away from moms warmth than being docked. There are NO lasting problems, physically or psychologically, when done right. Dews are a danger in this breed as well, as they are loose and can snag. Also causing a bloody mess (so bye bye white carpet for a while). Breeders dock because at 3-5 days it is impossible to evaluate which pups are show/work pups and which are pets. Why let a good dog go to waste because of AR nuts and what not? Also because unlike the mass of humanity, we know the horrors of happy tails. See what I do find funny is that people who are against tail docking are generally for spaying/neutering. Now s/n which is much more invasive and can cause a ton of medical problems down the road is not cruel, yet a simple procedure down at an age where the nerves are not developed enough to send out pain signals, and has virtually no after care is cruel. Something isn't right here.

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Docked tails helped if the dog was used often for game hunting - as anyone who’s dog has injured it’s tail will tell you, those things don’t mend easily and a long tail would be a nuisance - but these days it’s not a necessary practice.

maybe try asking kikopup here on youtube.

Great to have dogs that enjoy and have a job!

Dogs can only see very few colours, most things are shades of grey.

What do you feed him?

I know it's probably not the same, but I had a sheltie that had seizures. We took him to the vet who ran several tests but couldn't find a reason. We decided to try from the bottom of possible reasons...low blood sugar. When he had a seizure we would rub corn syrup on his gums and guess what? Usually within 30 seconds the seizure stopped and within minutes he was back to normal. He lived many years doing this and was otherwise healthy!

If you give them flea/tick medication, some dogs will have adverse reactions to it, if administered orally....may want to consider a topical version. Just a thought.