Raising a Weimaraner Puppy

The below is an index of articles intended to provide new puppy owners with tips on how to properly raise a Weimaraner puppy. As always, please feel free to contact us directly with any questions, anytime.

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Raising a Puppy:

• Preparing For a Puppy
•  General
• Introduction
• Relationship Building
• Dog Behavior
•  Communication
• Daily Routine
  • Obedience.
  • Sleeping Location.
  • Potty Training.
  • Feeding and Meal Time.
  • Belongings.
  • Physical Exercise.
    • Exercising Your Weimaraner Puppy (Article by Barrett Weimaraners)
  • Mental Exercise.
  • Leash Walking.
    • Introduction to Leash Walking a Weimaraner Puppy (Article by Barrett Weimaraners)
  • Socialization.
    • Enrichment, Exposure and Socialization Checklist (Developed by Barrett Weimaraners)
  • Crating.
    • The Value of Crate Training (Article by Barrett Weimaraners)
    • Seven Reasons to Crate Train Your Weimaraner (Article by Barrett Weimaraners)
    • A Beginner’s Guide to Crate Training Part I  (Article by Barrett Weimaraners)
    • (Future article: An Intermediate’s Guide to Crate Training, Part II)
    • A Pet Owner’s Guide to the Dog Crate (Article by Barrett Weimaraners)
• Weekly Routine
  • (Future article: Nail trimming)
  • (Future article: Ear cleaning)
  • (Future article: Bathing)
• Puppy Development
• Travel
•  Maintenance:
•  Troubleshooting:
  • Separation Anxiety.
  • Reactivity.
  • Mouthing and Chewing.
  • Resource Guarding.
  • Nuisance Barking.
  •  Jumping.
    • Stop Your Weimaraner From Jumping (Article by Barrett Weimaraners)
  • Digging.
  • Poop Eating.
  • Marking.
  • Leash Aggression.
    • How to Fix Leash Aggression (Article by Barrett Weimaraners)

• • Keeping Your Puppy Off the Sofa (Article by Barrett Weimaraners)
  • (Future article: Desensitizing a Dog)
    • (Future article: Riding in Cars)
  • (Future article: Counter-Conditioning a Dog)
    • (Future article: Not Reliably Housebroken)
    • (Future article: Unhappy in Crate)
    • (Future article: Not Sleeping Overnight)
    • (Future article: Excessive Barking and Whining)
  • (Future article: Correcting a Dog)
    • (Future article: Leash Pulling)
    • (Future article: The Value of E-Collar Training)
    • (Future article: Marking on Furniture)
    • (Future article: Bad Behavior at the Dog Park)
• Barrett University
  • Your Weimaraner Puppy at Nine Weeks
  • Your Weimaraner Puppy Between 10-12 Weeks
  • Your Weimaraner Puppy Between Three Months and Six Months