Sweets aka Sweetums, and Sweetie Bear


\tSweets came into rescue when his owner died and the family was unable to care for him. Hes been fostered for a couple of months with a small male dog with no issues outside of a couple of grumbles the first day or sotypical adjustment period.
\tHe came in a bit overweight and with gastro issues. Those issues have resolved with a highquality food and Sweets is ten pounds lighter, now 80 pounds. He shows more energy now and loves to chase the squirrels in the backyard. His coat is extremely soft, similar feel to that of a longhaired Weim (but coat is shorter). And he loves a good hug which comes frequently on his daily walks, as the neighbors just love him.
\tHes crate trained, potty trained, kid friendly, leash trained, doesnt show much separation anxiety, doesnt bark at guests in the househes a big sack of love. He prefers the tile floor to furniture or dog beds. A low maintenance Weimwho knew there was such a thing?
\tI have brought other fosters into the house. He initially marked when an unneutered male came in. I used a belly band for a couple of days and he was fine after that. And he initially got pretty excited when he saw another dog while walking. That behavior is subsiding as well.


If you are a Weim lover, but maybe dont want to contend with the high energy requirements of a younger Weim, he is the dog for you. Hes a wonderful companionfollows me from room to room yes, even the bathroom, loves to cook with me in the kitchen, and loves going outside with his foster brother Baxter for a good peeing contest.

His favorite times of day are breakfast and dinner! But he also loves his morning walks. He adores carrots and cucumbers, and his biggest Weim Crime was when he took my prize large tomato off the window sill and started to eat it. What a mess! But all crimes aside, you cant go wrong with Sweetums. Hes a big love.

Currently, he is located in San Antonio and would love to meet you! There is even a generous donation on his behalf from a family friend to cover his adoption fee for the right family that is matched with him.