Luna
Dam, Weimaraner, four years old. Family dog first. Health highlights we will say in public: OFA hips Excellent, elbows Normal, Advanced Cardiac Normal (auscultation and echo, Sep 5, 2026), and thyroid Normal (WE-TH1156/53F-VPI; OFA: “Based on the laboratory results submitted, no evidence of thyroid disease was recognized.”). A CAER exam noted an early/immature cataract in the right eye and an incipient cataract in the left. She lives as a house dog with no vision trouble we’ve seen. We tell you this up front — we don’t call her eyes clear.
Our Weims are classic velcro dogs — they want to be with their people. They’re usually eager greeters and can get overexcited, so we work on calmer hello manners. They love kids, but they’re big, strong dogs and can accidentally knock a small child over when excited — supervision matters. With exercise and brain work, they settle well; Luna (mom, 4) stays calm most of the day even on lighter days; younger males usually need more outlets. Luna’s prey drive is milder than we’d prefer for a hard hunting prospect, but she has very high food drive, which makes training easier. In short: affectionate, smart, athletic shadows that thrive with structure and a family that wants a companion who also gets to work body and brain.
River
Sire, Weimaraner. River lives with family (our daughter and her fiancée). He’s the sire for Litter 3. His OFA path is in progress — cardiac, eyes, and thyroid are not started; hips and elbows wait until after 24 months. We don’t have those grades yet, and we don’t claim CHIC for him.