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Weimaraner

Weimaraner

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Sep 14, 2026

Nina FotaraHOST
22:18
... you know, if you're a dog who loves routines as well, might not even be like the food thing, it could just be, "I love my routines and actually now that's been ruined by the fact I didn't get my dinner when I expected it," or something.
Nina FotaraHOST
22:30
Um, I've got Weimaraners, long-haired Weimaraners, so they're all very precise about, you know, when th- when they're having things and, you know, "Why did my crate move?" Or anything like that, you know.
Kye PayneGUEST
22:42
An inch to the left and I don't like it.
Kye PayneGUEST
22:43
[laughs]
Nina FotaraHOST
15:37
He was only a puppy.
Nina FotaraHOST
15:39
But he was an entire male Weimaraner for my first dog, 36 kilos.
Nina FotaraHOST
15:45
And his idea of loosely walking was to take a couple of steps and then to throw himself through the air so that he had maximum effect on the end of the lead and then land and come back to heel.
Niki FrenchGUEST
15:57
It's true.
speaker_7UNKNOWN
9:26
[laughs]
Jon StewartHOST
9:27
But joined by the Schnauzer and the Weimaraner.
speaker_7UNKNOWN
9:30
[laughs]
Jon StewartHOST
9:30
They can enter, but this doodle isn't much.
Jim ThayerHOST
20:20
Instead of a loud noise, we can write the roar or the clamor or the din.
Jim ThayerHOST
20:28
And we particularly want to avoid adjectives that don't add anything, such as the small mouse, the gray Weimaraner, the cold snow, the sharp needle, the furry St. Bernard, the long highway, the hot flame, the tall giraffe, the female mare.
Jim ThayerHOST
20:55
We can end up with these laughers on our screen simply because we aren't thinking about it.
Jim ThayerHOST
21:00
We're typing, not thinking.
Heath HyattHOST
7:41
My first dog was a Plot dog named Ace.
Heath HyattHOST
7:44
He was a Butch and We- um, Weim's Butch and Jill cross.
Heath HyattHOST
7:51
Super nice-looking dog, good feet, dark coat, little brindle not- dark mixed in, good dark eye, had a little bit of a bush on the end of his tail.
Heath HyattHOST
8:02
Could swim like a gator.
Josh TurnerHOST
40:48
Yeah.
Josh TurnerHOST
40:48
But Rocky, this pit bull, you know, he was a very, and so Rex, their new dog, he was a Doberman and Weimaraner.
Josh TurnerHOST
40:57
He was a mix, right? Very sweet, very special dog too.
Josh TurnerHOST
41:01
They love him dearly, but he began to growl and snarl at the window and he would look out the window and just stare.
Stacy KayGUEST
15:59
Yeah, and he's so beautiful.
Stacy KayGUEST
16:01
He's like a Weimaraner.
Dave CongeltonHOST
16:02
Yeah, gorgeous dog.
Stacy KayGUEST
16:03
Yeah, gray, just the normal Weimaraner look.
Stacy KayGUEST
16:09
Very beautiful, good looking dog.
Stacy KayGUEST
16:13
So he's still available.
Tanya CaramGUEST
36:17
that's like my puppy people, like these guys, that's my friend Pavel.
Tanya CaramGUEST
36:21
I'm another friend on the island who has a setter now and Brittany, friends with Weimaraners.
Tanya CaramGUEST
36:26
So there's a whole bunch of us that get together and just enjoy that.
Tanya CaramGUEST
36:30
Like that's part of it for me is building that community.
Tom GriswoldHOST
15:29
Wrong.
Tom GriswoldHOST
15:29
See, but those Weimaraner, I talked about, I don't like those dogs that dress up in people clothes.
Tom GriswoldHOST
15:37
You know, a dog with a hat and a three-piece tweed suit with a shotgun going out to hunt.
Tom GriswoldHOST
15:43
But you like when
Eric StraetmansHOST
40:56
Not usually.
Eric StraetmansHOST
40:58
American photographer William Wegman is best known for his series of photos featuring Weimaraners in 1996.
Eric StraetmansHOST
41:08
His dog, Latina, Cranky, Crundo, and Chip starred in segments of Sesame Street, 1969.
Ashna VarmaGUEST
41:24
It's kind
Ashna VarmaGUEST
41:25
though.
Ashna VarmaGUEST
41:26
No, it's not.
Eric StraetmansHOST
41:28
I think I can picture the paintings of Weimaraners.
Eric StraetmansHOST
41:32
Yeah, I know.

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