The Weimaraner

These beautiful, good natured dogs make great pets. Originally bred for hunting, this active dog loves to be with you and loves to be in the great outdoors. Despite its size, it has a reputation for being loving and loyal towards its family and friendly when around people it meets when out and about.

Do I really need pet insurance for my Weimaraner?

Weimaraners are pure bred dogs. Unfortunately, this means that they are more prone to certain conditions and disorders. They are more susceptible to certain cancers, hip dysplasia and Gastric Dilation Volvulus, where the dog’s stomach bloats and twists round on itself.

Do take the time to check you are using a Kennel Club Assured Breeder when choosing a puppy. This means they meet all the general requirements needed to safeguard your puppy’s health.

What is pet insurance?

Pet insurance, like any insurance, is a product designed to protect you from financial burden that you can’t afford. By paying a small contribution each month, you avoid the large vets fees you would be liable to pay if your dog was involved in an accident or became unwell.

Pet insurance is tiered, and you can choose the level of protection you think is right for your dog. In addition to protection against vet fees, you can also take out third-party insurance should your pet cause an accident that you would be liable for.

You can also purchase protection against the death of your pet, to cover fees if your pet goes missing or pay for alternative medical treatments.

Is a Weimaraner a good family dog?

These dogs were originally bred to be active all day long, hunting, running from morning until night. This instinct still runs through the veins of this dog and it will be best matched with a human family that enjoy the same outdoor pursuits.

If your Weimaraner is not kept active you might find it causes a bit of havoc in your home or garden.

The Weimaraner is a friendly and loving dog and, as long as its exercising needs are taken care of, will make a super addition to your home.

Does a Weimaraner bark a lot?

If your Weimaraner is left alone for long periods of time, you might find it starts to bark rather a lot. If you are able to bestow time and attention on this dog, it will be less likely to bark excessively.

How much do Weimaraner dogs cost?

According to the Weimaraner Club of Great Britain, you should expect to pay anywhere between £950 and £1250 for a Weimaraner.

Why are Weimaraners so clingy?

Your Weimaraner will love their human family members and quite simply want to spend every minute of time with you possible. They do need lots of attention from you.

This breed will require obedience training to ensure you get the best out of them.

Are Weimaraners good guard dogs?

Your Weimaraner would make a superb watch dog but they’re not really guard dog material. This is due to the fact they are so friendly. However, because they are on the large size you might find any potential intruders want to avoid a run-in with them.

Where can I get insurance for my Weimaraner?

If you have a Weimaraner at home, you know how much attention it needs to stay happy. Spending time with your pet is much more beneficial than trawling through online comparison sites to find the right insurance product.

At Quotezone, we have been helping pet owners find the cheapest quote available to protect their pet, all without breaking the bank. We can do the same for you – just find us online at Quotezone.co.uk or give us a call.