So you think you have a problem with your Weimaraner? You're not alone.

Does your weim bark incessantly? Whine and whine and whine? Chew?                                     Dig? Follow you everywhere? Considers killing the neighbors cat his life's                                 mission? Is he impossible to train? Pulls you everywhere on the leash?                                     Jumps up on everyone? Won't retrieve anything? Retrieves everything,                                     especially if it stinks? Carries rocks around? Eats rocks? Eats the siding off                               of your house? Eats the pot roast out of the pot on the stove? Eats the                                     seats or steering wheel in your car? Knocks the kids over? Eats the                                       the garbage? Won't stay off of the furniture? Won't go in the water, or                                     won't stay out of the water? Growls at people? Bites? Steals cookies? 
Opens the fridge? Jumps the fence? Scratches the car? Eats the toilet tissue?

We think we can help!

Most Weimaraner problems are fixable. Most Weimaraner problems 
are created by the owners. Surprise! You may be the problem.

We've tried to make this section a resource for you. We want you to enjoy 
your Weimaraner. He or she should be a treasured companion that is pleasant 
and enjoyable to be around. But, like relatives, they are all different; shy, 
obnoxious, bullies and sweeties, big and little, fast and slow, old and young.

You must learn to accept your best friend like your your old high school buddy. 
Remember, the one that had pimples, was too skinny, that picked his nose in public 
and was constantly embarrassing you? The one that you shared your deepest secrets 
with, that stuck by you through thick and thin?

You must learn to accept your best friend like your Uncle Harry, the one that wears 
too much cologne but makes the best spaghetti.  Like Aunt Ginny, who kisses you 
and leaves lipstick all over your face but always slips you a 5'er.  Like your Granny that always loves you, but embarrasses you by coming to school in that old hat.

                                        That's what owning a weim is like. They are all different. They all                                               have their own personalities and your weim is like no other, but is a                                           lot like all the others. 

                                          Please read through the information and resources we have                                                     compiled for you. There is some excellent information, references                                             to books and to instructors in our area listed here. 

                                          Still stumped? E-mail us and we will try to help. There isn't much                                          we haven't seen or heard of before. If you have a new story we'll                                               share a laugh with you, a tear, and most of all we'll share what we                                             know or help you find someone who can help.