Cash - Male 2-Year-Old Weimaraner for Adoption in Hart County, GA

Gunner is paired with his littermate Nova. They do exhibit behaviors of littermate syndrome that need training. It has gotten better, they used to fight often, the fighting never included biting, only growling and scratching. Typically it is Nova that starts it, Gunner has never been aggressive on his own. Neither have ever been around cats, they’ve met a few children and have been fine, they have never once been aggressive with humans. Gunner does not seem to have a resource guarding problem, I have witnessed him growl one time when my little dog Dexter (who I’m also rehoming) tried to eat his food. Gunner is very sweet and loves attention, but also enjoys his alone time. He has not yet been neutered, he is very high energy and needs an active lifestyle and lots of room to roam, something I cannot provide at this point in time.

Meet Chip – our beautiful, 3-year-old male Weimaraner who urgently needs a new loving home. Chip is: Loyal and affectionate Full of energy – perfect for an active owner Up to date on vaccinations and in great health ( Not Neutered ) Good with other dogs Chip thrives with attention, daily exercise, and being part of the family. He’s a velcro dog who’ll be your shadow and best friend. We’re looking for someone who can give him the time, space, and love he deserves.

This poor sweet boy was severely neglected as a puppy. We took him in, vaccinated him and neutered him. He must be rehomed asap before winter. He was potty trained as a puppy but is rusty since he stays outdoors. He is a little shy at first, but warms up. Would be a cute family dog.

Kiba is a lover. He just wants to know he's not alone. He loves to play, run in big yards, go for walks, pretend he's a 5lb chihuahua and sit on your lap, and just love on you. He's a giant goof ball who'll bring nothing but laughs, smiles, and giggles. Kiba is the absolute sweetest and smartest boy you'll ever meet. (He recognized and responded to his name the day after I got him, at 11 weeks old.) He knows how to use talking buttons and a doggy doorbells. The only downside with him is that he does have some bad anxiety and has to take medication for it. That, and, he's pretty stubborn. He understands his recall, but often ignores it. In any case, you won't regret taking him into your home.