Our interest in Weimaraners began with Gracie. We traveled over an hour to get her, but in the end, it was all worth.  She is an irreplaceable part of our family now.  Gracie and Blue are more than just pets to us, they are part of our family, they each have their own personalities, but just like us, they need love, attention, and to belong to someone that will be able to see that.  It's not about "Oh they are cute, I want one and then months down the road decide, "Oh, I really don't want this". Once you own a weim, you will see what a wonderful choice you made.

Gracie loves to run and play fetch with the many tennis balls she has. She definately loves to run and is always full of energy. Since she is older than Blue, she taught him a lot of the tricks she knows.  If I had to do it all over again, I would do it all the same. Grace is definately irreplaceable, just like Blue.

Blue and Gracie are both curious, but I would have to say that when Gracie finds something of interest, she sticks to it and does not move an inch. One of the signs of a good hunting dog.

There are not too many opportunity to take pictures of either Blue or Grace, at least real good ones, because they are so active.  When they are outside, they can't stay still long enough to take a good pose. This picture was an exception