Now petless we had 27+ years with two wonderful and uniquely different Weimaraners.

Rogue was our first family dog obtained from a breeder for our new home situation after a corporate relo.

We chose a timid aloof dog from the litter and she became an unbelievable athlete that would run retrieving intensely unstoppable until heat exhaustion occurred. She also had an excellent nose. The kids could hide a toy on another level in a suitcase and she could find it. She did not like to be petted, touched, somewhat aloof but always close by much like a shadow …just don't touch her.

Dexter came from the rescue soon after the loss of Rogue.

The only male in the litter of puppies dumped at the shelter that the rescue scooped up.

This time we wanted a male to see the personality differences.

He didn’t understand the sensation of walking on grass when we met him.

Some medical issues at first that finally cleared up.

He was a doofus goober unconcerned about expending energy to do any retrieving.

More loving and allowing the petting/physical contact more than his predecessor.

He would chase the sunshines rays down the staircase to sunbathe in the perfect spot.

Always ready for a walk—- that was his job, his main intense desire —besides eating.

He was a nukker he would mouth, suck on his toy stuffies in a self soothing satisfying way. This feature may have eliminated the mouthy destruction some dogs in this breed do, a strange but sweet characteristic as shown in the one photo.

We were very lucky so blessed to have these two amazing creatures in our lives.

💕Wonderful Weimaraners💕