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The weimaraner is a wonderful breed of dogs and I speak from experience. My parents own a wonderful Weimaraner, Prinz Rustig von Sarasburg. However, I wouldn't recommend these dogs to anyone who didn't want a constant and energetic companion. I do mean a constant companion. Your dog will be your shadow and will stand right behind you or beside you no matter what you are doing. (This is not always a good thing, as you could be weed whacking and whack your dog. This never happened to me because I trained Prinz to stay on the porch, but my mother reported that he is always right behind her as she works in the yard.) Please don't get a Weimaraner if you really don't have the time to dedicate to their proper training and socialization. These dogs can be timid if not properly trained or socialized. They are a very determined breed of dogs and love to be with their owners above all else. If you don't give them enough attention they will find a way to get your attention away from other things. An important thing to remember is that in order for this breed to remain as terrific as it is, you and I as Weimaraner lovers must breed these dogs with care and responsibility. A good place to visit as a breeder or person interested in the breed is the Weimaraner Club of America homepage. Of course as a breeder, you should be a member in order to keep the standards of the Weimaraner alive. This site is also a good source of information on Weimaraners, especially books and history.
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