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Originally posted by Panky
Weims are very loyal dogs. They are good with kids. Highly intelligent. Very curious. They don't require a lot of maintenance. They are however, very stubborn. They do require a lot of time and patience to train them. They learn quick, but they do have minds of their own. They are very mild mannered and very much pack animals. Weims need room to run. They aren't good for small apartments.

There's long haired and short haired Weims. The main thing is to make sure you get one that is called a "block head". The ones that are not block heads have a more rounded head and longer snout. They are not standard Weims. They were bred too close.



Panky
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I've been called Blockhead before ... and must admit, I took great offense to it ... but now I see it may have well been a compliment ... maybe I should call Ricky Corbett and apoligise for beating the living shit out of him in grade six ????

I am a dog person ... no doubt about that ... but more like Dobermans, Shepherds, and Rotties ... no ankle biters !!!

(Yappy little bastards!!)

Here are my boys (Zeus (blue)and Apollo(black/tan))

I laughed my ass of when somebody pointed out to me that Higgins' Dobes on Magnum PI had the same names ... my were named the 2 strongest Greek gods because of the fact I am Greek.
Both of them are now in Doggy Heaven, as purebred Dobes usually only live to 7-10 years ... I cannot see a dog suffer, so when Apollo developed Lymphoma at the age of 8, I had him put down as the disease progressed ... Zeus, who the vet said had no major illness or abnormalities, did not agree with old age, and became VERY beligerant. He turned on my younger brother one day, causing him to get 35 stiches to his arm, so it was Zeus' time to meet his maker 2 years later (he was 9 years old)