We have an adult girl to co own and Winter wait list is open
Milton, ON Canada
We start the stimulation on pups from day 1
Massaging them, touching their paws. Once they hear we start to play different sounds and expose them to different kind of textures and scents.
Sometimes we help moms bottle-feeding the pups a little bit. That time is priceless!
Play area
It is so rewarding to see when they leave home that they are fearless, sociable, outgoing. We have different areas where they play and have fun while we closely supervise them. Because they are puppies and by nature, troublemakers!!!! You can't leave them alone for one minute in these areas!!!
They love playing in the tunnel!!!
So if their owners decide to do some agility they are ready for it!!!!!
It is so funny when they discover the mirrors
We love those "who are you?" barking.
We expose them to other animals
They are hunting dogs so never ever leave a prey animal with your Weim alone.
With supervision they can share their beds and snuggle together. This is our minipig Rosita who is like another dog in the family
We expose all the pups to our farm animals
Our dogs know who is family and who is not. They hunt bunnies in the wild but not our bunnies.
With Betty Boop, the Westie
My daughter co owns Westies with another breeder and shows them. They are a great addition to our family and all the pups benefit to be exposed since early days to Terriers. They all get along very well!!!
We strongly believe in socialization
True diversity
One of our Weims with Avi, the cat, and Rosita, our minipig
Some people say Weims can't live with a cat. It is not true! If they are introduced early there is no problem at all. We have lots of families that have cats.
All the pups are exposed to all our family members
Pups with Auntie Rosita
