Where Every Paw Feels at Home.
Also known as Grey Ghost
A sleek silver-grey hunter that wants to be with you always
Developed as a versatile gundog for large game and later birds, the Weimaraner is athletic, intense and deeply attached to its people. It needs vigorous daily exercise, firm and consistent handling, and does poorly when left alone for long.
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This breed needs about 120 minutes of activity a day. Around 7 sitter-led sessions a week keeps that routine going when work or travel gets in the way.
120
Minutes of activity a day
7
Suggested sessions a week
Dog walking
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About two hours a day of proper activity such as running, fetch or scent games. Short walks alone are rarely enough.
Yes, they bond very closely and often struggle when left alone. Gradual training, plenty of exercise and midday visits help a lot.
They shed a moderate amount from a short, sleek coat. A weekly rub with a rubber mitt is usually enough to keep it under control.
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