Diarrhea in puppies is frustrating and frightening for a pet parent, especially because puppy diarrhea can lead to dangerous dehydration. In addition, canine diarrhea can also be a symptom of puppy worms. Weimaraners, generally known for their good health and pleasant personalities, are considered a very hardy breed that makes an excellent companion and hunting […]
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Weimaraner Dog Teething: Why Your Puppy is Chewing Everything in Sight
Dog teething is a necessary evil for all puppies and their owners. Sometime between 2 and 7 months, your dog’s baby teeth will be replaced by her permanent adult teeth and your puppy will chew everything in sight. Since most puppies go to their new homes when they are between 6 and 8 weeks old, […]
Is Your New Weimaraner Puppy Vomiting?
Puppy vomiting can happen suddenly. You have read about puppies and thought you were prepared. But now you have a little Weimaraner puppy vomiting! What should you do? The good news is that most puppy vomiting is harmless and not an indication of a more serious disease. However, with puppies, you should not take chances. […]
Metal Dog Crate
When a Metal Dog Crate is the Right Choice A metal dog crate could be your best choice if you are buying it for housebreaking your dog. Size the crate right, and your Weimaraner will grow into it and be able to use the crate as an adult. Of course there are a number of […]
Socializing a Puppy
Socializing a puppy simply means teaching your dog to get along with other dogs, pets, strangers, and basically the rest of the world. Puppy socializing works best in the early and formative weeks of a puppy’s life. And if you do socialize your puppy while he is still young, the lessons will be painless. And […]
Rules of Crate Training
The rules of crate training are really quite simple, and if you follow them, housebreaking your puppy will be easy. Purchase your dog crate before you bring your new puppy home, and make sure you understand how to crate train a dog, as well. There are three very basic (and important) rules of crate training: […]
