May 2025

Our current plans are pending timing on many things and finishing health testing on our up-and-coming girl, Breeze. At this time, we are anticipating that our next litter would be between December 2025 or late Spring 2026. Again, we have not finalized plans but we will likely be importing semen from Australia. As always, we are breeding for solid temperament and versatile dogs. Show, sporting, and active pet homes are always welcome to inquire.

All serious applicants are asked to complete the Puppy Questionnaire linked at the bottom of this page.

greyhausweims@gmail.com

An announcement will be made as soon as a decision has been reached.

Important tidbits:

Our puppies go home with detailed contracts outlining all expectations for puppy owners.

They are each raised with Puppy Culture methods and yes, it's even harder than the video makes it seem. Our family essentially pauses all things for 8-10 weeks and our home turns into a puppy haven until all of the puppies have gone home. We welcome visitors once the puppies are old enough and we try to be as active on social media (Facebook, Insta) as possible to keep things transparent and help families get excited about their new additions.

What kind of things do we do?

• We breed for health, temperament, and versatility. The goal is to create the next generation of Weimaraners whom we would like to live with and work alongside. This means that our pairings are selected to create puppies who can succeed in the field and in the show ring, as well as all of the other sports and activities we possibly can. Of course, we also want dogs that are a joy to have in our families - but please know that Weimaraners are historically a breed meant to do a job and we are breeding to meet that standard.
• Every potential breeding dog has at least completed their AKC Show Championship and relevant health testing. Each parent chosen has also shown aptitude in one or more sports or activities (hunting/field tests, Barn Hunt, scent detection, etc). And each parent has been proven to have a steady, outgoing, and confident temperament.
• We perform Early Neurologic Stimulation on each puppy, every day from day 3 to day 16.
• We also do Early Scent Introduction from day 3 until each puppy can interact on their own, and then we just provide supervised interactions with new things every day.
• Although our puppies live with one small human, we make it a point to invite visitors of all shapes and sizes to ensure that they have had a positive experience with as many different kinds of people as they safely can.
• Our puppies live with a dog-safe cat for early exposure to their potential feline housemates.
• Car rides!
• Our puppies are exposed to dead quail and live pigeons using Perfection Kennels Puppy Introduction methods.
• Puppy Parties! At 6 weeks old we rent a safe facility and invite all of our dog training friends over to have dinner and to give each puppy individual time for positive introductions to formal training - like interacting with tiny baby agility equipment, leash walking, and basic puppy obedience. This gives us a starting point as we begin to plan which puppy would do best in what environment.
• Between 7-8 weeks they will have water introductions (indoor, heated pools and a controlled environment).
• By 8 weeks we perform "third party" Volhard Puppy Aptitude Testing where they travel to a completely new environment with a completely new human and that human performs a series of low-stress "tests". A group of people experienced with Weimaraners and with puppy grading in general, will help give an unbiased assessment of each puppy's response to the "tests" so that we can combine that information with final conformation evaluations to place each puppy.
• By 8 weeks of age we will be able to take the previous 8 weeks of learning each puppy's personality, their conformation potential, and their Puppy Aptitude Testing, and compare it to each family's needs. We use the questionnaires each family has thoughtfully filled out to place them with the puppy we feel would fit them the most. In the event that we do not have a puppy to suit a family's needs, we will offer the first spot on the next litter's waitlist. Please understand that we can not in good conscience place an active, high-drive dog in a home expecting to have a pet.
• Not only are we available for breed questions, but we have the mentorship of those who have dedicated decades of their life to Weimaraners.
• We provide lifetime guidance and training advice for all of our puppy families.

Logistics?

Deposits are not collected on our litters unless a family has been matched with a puppy and cannot pick them up on the designated go-home dates (for any reason: pre-planned vacations, taking time off to acclimate puppy, etc). If you are offered a puppy and we are holding that puppy beyond the pickup window for the litter, a non-refundable $600 deposit toward the complete cost of the puppy is required. If, for any reason, pickup is not completed at the agreed-upon time, the deposit will be kept for the care of the puppy until a new placement is made.

• Each puppy is sold with LIMITED registration unless otherwise discussed and agreed upon.
• No puppy is sold with full breeding rights.
• The cost of each puppy is $2,200.