This is a breed that you will either love or hate. Spend as much time around a Weimaraner as you can before you decide to adopt one. Here are some ...

They love their family and are wonderful playmates for children. However, Weimaraners may accidentally knock over very small children because of their size, strength, and quick motions. Their energy level is ...

Reactions vary tremendously. Some coexist with cats, birds, and other types of pets while others will not tolerate other species. Generally, if a puppy is raised with a cat or kitten ...

Height at Shoulder: Males 25 to 27 inches, Females 23 to 25 inches. Weight: Males 70 to 85 pounds, Females 55 to 65 pounds.

Weimaraners need lots of exercise. A couple of long walks each day on a leash does not meet their needs for exercise. They were bred to have great stamina so that ...

An occasional bath (usually no more than once a month), brushing, trimming of nails and cleaning of ears and teeth is all that's required.

Weims have many of the problems associated with most large breeds. Hip dysplasia is an occasional problem especially with breeding stock that has not been x-rayed and received a passing ...

Typical life expectancy is 12-14 years.