Here is an update on Cele….

We are loving her addition to our family.  She is a sassy girl with tons of personality.  She loves the fireplace and curls up right in front of it with a content look on her face.  She loves to play fetch and has learned sit and down.  She travels well in her crate and has visited many places with us in the car.  She prefers to go with us as opposed to being left at home.  She loves the boys and gives lots of kisses good morning and good night.  

Cele has a sensitive tummy….

She did get sick and we were worried it was parvo, but it turns out she can’t tolerate pig ears.  She has a sensitive tummy!!  She is healthy and happy and we love her dearly!! ~ Amee, Ted, Connor and Braydon 

Breeder’s Note: Cele is Charlie Mae’s sister. Both families were thinking a smooth coated female when we first met them. Regardless, after weighing the options and meeting these longhair girls, they were infected with the Weimaraner longhair virus. What can we say? It happens. Honestly, we didn’t twist their arm–they fell for these lovely girls. The longhair is often referred to as the other Weimaraner. 

Pig Ears, Jerkey, and other treats…

We want to caution you to be very careful about the treats you purchase. In the news, this week there is a recall (click here), from a trusted household brand name–Purina. Nearly every dog food company has run into an issue at one time or other. We want to do everything we can to ensure our fur family members well being. We suggest using as many natural treats as possible–apple slices, carrot bits, and such. Even then, limited amounts are important. They may not sit well (or digest well for some Weims). Weims love romaine lettuce. I never throw away the end. They consider it a huge treat. Any other lettuce would need salad dressing. In the winter, they crave this treat even more than usual. In the summer, it is cucumbers. We always have more than we can eat. Pumpkin, sweet potatoes, and yogurt are three excellent choices.