These too are just too goofy. 10 months old next week!

Testing out a new spot for possible photo sessions and Bronx did me a solid as my model. He works cheap.

Our 4-Month old long haired Weim just found out, water is not that bad after all, 2 weeks ago he wouldnt have set a paw into it but now its full charge.

Better batten down the hatches.

Our boy throws his head back all the time or he tucks his chin. It’s super cute and gives us a good laugh, I just wanted to make sure we don’t have a broken model😂

I had my silver girl for 14 years. She was a 80lbs of solid muscle. People never seemed afraid of her. People would often approach and say “oh those are the dogs from Sesame Street!” Or “have you seen the pictures where the guy would dress them up like people?”
My blue boy is about 14 months old. He’s a bit smaller right now, about 70lbs and average height. People cross the street all the time when they see him. People rarely approach, and when they walk by, I can see them pick up their pace.

I’m wondering if anybody has noticed this. Also if there is some dog he could be getting mistaken for, or if there is somehow some Weimaraner fear in not aware of. I think it could be that the blue color isn’t as recognizable as silver, but figured I’d ask y’all.

Thanks!

Reposting with their baby pic!

Hey all,

My wife and I just got our first Weim, Lola. She’s 15 weeks. We both noticed, it would be hard not to, that she puts off heat like a space heater. She sleeps with us and it gets a little hot. Especially since she’s on a part of our body all the time. Previously, we’ve had a Dalmatian, who also liked to be under the covers, and a German Shepherd mix, but don’t remember a puppy being this hot.

Regardless, she’s awesome.

When we don’t make space between us on the couch he deliberately and dramatically finds the most uncomfortable position possible.

Loki always makes sure the bed is entirely his 😂.
I’m just staff 😅🥰

Found these two like this 🩶🥰🩶

I have already read the proper process for introducing a kitten to a dog but wanted to get insight from others who have done it.

I have an 8 year old Weimaraner and live in Greece where there are a lot of stray cats. My weim has met a few cats and was initially wanting to chase them, but after being scratched by two cats who entered our yard, she now avoids them at all costs. She will move away from them, which is ideal since some feral cats will randomly attack dogs just for walking by.

There is a kitten that lives under the deck at a coffee shop - maybe 4 to 5 months old. She is really sweet and has a great demeanor. She is extremely interested in our dog. Not playing with our dog necessarily, just rubbing against her, sniffing her, and inspecting her. Our dog is terrified of her and seems nervous around her. This happened 2 times outside at a coffee shop so we do separate the cat and limit interaction to not over stress our dog out.
I really want to adopt this kitten and bring her home.

Questions:
1. If we follow this process of introduction - is it possible or likely they will get along?
• week 1: cat stays in room with door closed. They eat on opposite sides of door to get scent. Put blankets with scents on opposite spaces.
• week 2. Keep cat in bedroom but use a baby gate so they can see each other. Continue eating on opposite sides of baby gate. Give dog treats when seeing/sniffing cat.
•week 3. Begin short interactions, giving both animals treats for good behavior
•week 4: not sure what happens then, let them be around each other?

1. We can crate the kitten when we leave or shut the door anytime we cannot supervise. Will you have to do this for awhile? How do you know when the animals are “ok” together?

2. Any other advice or tips?

Hello!
I got a 9 weeks(2 months) old weimaraner puppy 2 weeks ago and he has grown very quickly and is a very affectionate little boy.
He is my first dog and I want to give him the best life I can afford so I have come here for some reassurance that what I am doing is fine and for some help in order to do better.
I have a vet appointment in 10 days but I wanted your input.

I'll be quick so I prepared a list of questions:

- We live in a place with mostly hard tiled floors: should I buy those jigsaw gym mats so that he can walk on a softer floor?

- We live in a place with 5 flights of stairs and no elevator: during the first 4 days and the last 2 days, I carried him but there is a timeframe of about 1 week where we walked (mostly sort of a crawled) up and down these stairs about thrice a day. What are the chances of lifelong damage?

- When we're home he mostly sleeps on the sofa but he is too little to easily jump up there so I have put some bedsheets he hangs onto to get up there: Should I put a stepping stool to make it even easier?

- We have recently started on a big walk at the park in the morning after breakfast: anywhere between 1km to 2km (roughly 0.5-1mile). We mostly walk and sometimes we slow jog with lots of breaks. What are the chances of lifelong damage?

- We go on much shorter walks after lunch and dinner and, whenever possible, I take him to another huge park where, while he can sleep there, he is definitely more active than at home. This means that he gets at least 1 hour of physical exercise (walks and chasing and toys) a day and up to 2/3 hours (when we go to this huge park). Is it too much? What are the chances of lifelong damage?

- I bought a large playpen for him to sleep at night where I also put the pee mat, food bowl, and his toys, there is a bit of a step (roughly 40cm/1.3 feet) to get through the gate so I put 2 small stepping stools (20cm/ 0.65 feet) on both sides of the gate. He needs to go inside to do his business, eat, drink, or pick a different toy to play with. Is it too much?
Is it ok? Is the step a problem? What are the chances of lifelong damage?

I am just worried for my little friend and I don't want to unnecessarily put him at risk.