Collars that Help with Tracking and Training Hunting dog collars and dog training collars can help you keep your dogs under control, even when they are hot on the trail of game. Electronic hunting dog collars are effective training tools, and they are safe for teaching your dog the commands that you use while hunting. […]
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Trimming Dog Nails
Trimming dog nails, is not great fun for either you or your Weimaraner, it is still important for maintaining his healthy paws and preventing mobility issues. If your dog’s nails get too long, walking can jar the leg bones and aggravate joint issues. And the nails can get in the way, making it more difficult […]
Cleaning Dog Ears on Your Weimaraner
Regularly Cleaning Dog Ears Prevents Ear Problems Cleaning your dog’s ears takes only a few minutes, but it can prevent common ear problems like wax buildup, ear infections and dog ear mites. While some vets recommend daily dog ear cleaning, cleaning dog ears just once a week, will help to keep your pet’s ears healthy. […]
Brushing Dogs’ Teeth
How Important is Dog Dental Care? Brushing dogs teeth is essential to keeping your Weimaraner dog healthy. Just like with people, brushing your dog’s teeth can prevent bad breath, periodontal disease and heart problems related to plaque buildup. When you don’t brush your dog’s teeth, he can end up with diseases of the mouth, in […]
Feeding On Demand for a Weimaraner?
Feeding on demand is the opposite of a dog feeding schedule. If you think that you might like this method of feeding for your Weimaraner, there are a couple of things that you should consider. Free feeding or demand feeding is definitely easier for the caretaker. It is used by kennels, breeders and people who […]
Weimaraner Puppy Grooming
Weimaraner puppy grooming starts the minute you bring your new puppy home, whether you are grooming your own dog or you use a professional dog groomer. Simple activities help your puppy get ready for grooming. Handle your new puppy and help him get used to being touched. This is fun to do, and you can’t […]
