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Pagan and Mercy, January 1997
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About Weimaraners:
He is a dog of great character, and he spends
much of his time telling everyone about it. If allowed to have the
upper hand, there is no worse pest than this breed. He should not
be a person's first dog. This is a breed that simply must be given
a full course of obedience training at the professional level.The
cost of taking your Weimaraner to a top obedience school should
be considered a part of the acquisition price. An untrained Weimaraner
is going to walk all over his owner, his family, and their friends.
He can be pushy and extremely unpleasant to have around. Conversely,
a well-trained Weimaraner is one of the most splendid-looking and
gentlemanly of all breeds, sporting or otherwise.
The only real problem with the Weimaraner as a breed is that
he is often more intelligent than the person who owns him. When
this happens, it is not the happiest of man dog relationships. The
owner should always be smarter and should always be in command.
Any person smart enough and strong willed enough to properly
select, train, and manage a Weimaraner is in for an unparalleled
dog-owning experience.
-- taken from The Roger Caras Dog Book
About Us:
We are dedicated to preserving the greatness and promoting the
versatility of the Weimaraner. Our dogs are all house-pets and family
members. We are located in Medford, Oregon. We are members of The
Weimaraner Club of America, and strictly adhere to their code
of ethics. We compete in conformation, obedience, tracking, and
hunt tests.

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