Meet Molly, an eleven year old Weimaraner who loves to play fetch, watch birds, and sunbathe.
Every morning Molly barks to receive hugs and kisses, groaning with pleasure and whining if the affection is too brief. When it’s time for bed this vocal Weimaraner will even bark for a goodnight hug, or for the radio or television to be turned off.
Molly loves going on car rides and will attempt to jump into any open car for a lift. During parties Molly likes to sneak into the kitchen and steal food from the countertop, eagerly licking the bowls so clean one must question if the bowl was ever used.
On weekends Molly knows her owner doesn’t go into work, she expects to participate in every activity and travel to each weekend destination. If left behind she barks and whines for hours on end, something she never does during the work week!
The Weimaraner was nicknamed the Gray Ghost, due to its light gray coat and difficulty to spot in fields at night. Bred to be a hunting dog in Weimar, Germany during the 19th century, the Weimaraner was first used by royalty to hunt large game such as bears, boar, and deer. Today the Weimaraner is still used for hunting and pointing. They make wonderful watch and guard dogs, are perfect for police work, search and rescue, service work, and agility. As puppies Weimaraners have blue eyes that later change to an amazing amber color.
Weimaraners are highly intelligent, happy, loving dogs that make wonderful companions, and are protective of their families. They can be territorial so proper training and socialization is important while they are young to prevent aggression. They are very active and can be high-strung and stubborn, needing plenty of exercise and a good variation of training to prevent them from getting bored. Like Molly, this breed is known for stealing food off of tables and countertops if the opportunity arises.
Weimaraners are prone to bloat, a very painful condition in deep chested dogs, where the stomach twists upon itself. Bloat can cause death if not treated promptly. It can be prevented by breaking up feedings to twice per day, and not exercising or running the dog after eating, which can cause the filled stomach to flip.
For more information on the beautiful Weimaraner or to adopt please visit the Weimaraner Club of America at www.weimclubamerica.org.
Meet Cream, a two year old, four pound Chihuahua who loves to wear pink. Cream is an independent girl who likes to explore and make new friends. She enjoys long naps, short walks, and any clothes that make her ears look big.
This protective breed is very territorial, proud, loyal, and adventurous. They love attention, but can become saucy and yappy if over coddled by their owners. Chihuahuas can be very ‘breedist’, preferring to stick with their own, while not getting along well non-Chihuahua dogs. They are intelligent, lively and strong willed, so exercise and plenty of training is recommended for this breed. 
Meet Cosmo and Mister, six year old Shih Tzu brothers who are two peas in a pod. Born on the same day by different mothers, Cosmo and Mister share daddy DNA, and the same neighborhood. They live next door to each other and spend every day hanging out together, snuggling at nap time, and parading together during walks. If apart too long they whine to be reunited, then adorn each other in puppy kisses once together again. 
Cosmo is the brother with attitude! He likes to show the ‘people’ world that he is top dog and demands lap time, attention, and being carried up and down the stairs. 
and they require daily walks, and daily grooming. The Shih Tzu can gain weight easily, so overfeeding should be avoided. They are prone to eye infections, early tooth loss, and are sensitive to heat, due to their short muzzles. 
Meet Sadie, a one and a half year old Miniature Australian Shepherd. Sadie is a lively little dog who enjoys chasing birds and deer in her back yard. Her favorite activity is practicing the ‘classic shepherd’ herding technique on her big sister, a Miniature Schnauzer named Abby. 
Kennel Club as a variety of the Australian Shepherd, but can be registered with other registries such as the National Stock Dog Registry.
Meet Molly, a seven year old Miniature Schnauzer who loves to demonstrate her true Terrier traits by practicing a mine sweeping technique during walks, cornering rats in the garden, and squaring off with Mountain Lions on TV. 
They also make great family dogs, but should be socialized and supervised around small children.
Meet Andrew, a seven year old, forty three pound Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier. Andrew is a lovable dog who enjoys cuddle time and will whine to sit closer to the ones he loves. 
shed, but requires frequent combing. Known for being one of the least aggressive Terriers, they are great with children and other dogs, and make wonderful family pets.
Meet Tiffany, a three year old, seven and a half pound Yorkshire Terrier, commonly referred to as a Yorkie, “Oh my gosh how cute!” or “Can I hold her?”.
Energetic, adventurous, and intelligent, Yorkies are excellent watchdogs and companions, but can become bossy and demanding if pack leadership isn’t claimed by the owner right away. They can be tough to house break and require a lot of attention while training.
Meet Brandy, a five year old Pembroke Corgi who loves being the center of attention. Her favorite activities include playing fetch, going on long walks, and barking for attention in groups of three or more.
Meet Sophie and Louie, one year old French Bulldogs with attitude! Their favorite pastimes include chewing caps off of empty water bottles and cuddling together while snoozing.
Meet Nessa a 10 month old Carolina Dog who is playful, affectionate, and always getting into trouble! She loves making yappy noises and visiting with friends. 
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