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Molly's Puppies

Molly: Molly is a 2nd generation GBSD. She is over 80 lbs, has a Weimaraner like body, is very gentle and obedient. She loves attention and is very playful. Molly's photos.

Puppy's Father: The father is Reddy Fox who is a registered Labrador Retriever. Reddy Fox' is an example of a perfect 'Field Trial' Labrador Retriever. Field Trial Labs are bred for strength, obedience, intelligence, speed, size and above all, skill at retrieving. They are big and friendly and strong enough to retrieve a large goose from a marsh an then go back for more. Field Trial Labs are bred to retrieve and compete in field trials. Reddy's Photos - Reddy 's Video

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Maggie, a GBSD, was mated with grey Weimaraner Oscar. Both are large dogs. Oscar stands 29" at his shoulders and weighs 85 lbs and is still growing. We are expecting eight or ten grey and silver grey puppies. Brown is posible. Three puppies have been reserved and we are still accepting pre-birth reservations.

Oscar - click photo to view photo album.	Maggie - click photo to view photo album.
Grey puppies expected. Brown Possible.	Silver grey expected

Photos: The Mothers of our older puppies are third generation GBSD bred with a registered Labrador retriever.

The father of our puppies is Reddy Fox, a registered Labrador retriever. Reddy Fox' is an example of a perfect 'Field Trial' Labrador retriever. Field Trial Labs are bred for strength, obedience, intelligence, speed, size and above all, skill at retrieving. They are big and friendly and strong enough to retrieve a large goose from a marsh an then go back for more. Field Trial Labs can be registered as pure labs but do not conform to conformation specifications of a Labrador retriever that is bred for 'show' to compete for the breed standard ribbons. Reddy's Photos - Reddy 's Video.

Annie is the grandmother and the grandfather is Chief.

Duke (Weim) and friend (our Edward) playing in the snow on New Year's Day. Two Year Old Weimaraner 'Duke' - 95 lbs., 27" Tall at the shoulders. Click Photo To Enter Photo Gallery.

Among the many instinctive talents of our GBSD is the fact that they don't run away! They stay close at hand when off leash (most of the time). Their make up is essentially Weimaraner so they are unusually bright, very exuberant, highly sociable and children friendly. Visit our 'Breeding Program' page to learn more about the astounding qualities of Weimaraners and our Georgian Bay Sporting Dogs.

The goals and purposes of our breeding program started in 2002 are described under our 'Breeding' link above.

However the short explanation is that we have created Weimaraners that have winter coats, dogs that stay with you when off leash rather than running off somewhere as a Lab will do, and dogs that are less hyper-active and anxiety-ridden than Weimaraners.

We have created a sporting dog that is a companion for outdoor adventurers and active families, that have been adapted to our northern climate. Our dogs are especially good with children as your will learn. We have posted almost 1000 photos of our puppies and dogs, including photos sent to us by current owners of our dogs sold in past years.

Character

GBSD puppies generally have similar characters in terms of intelligence, willingness, obedience, child friendliness, off-leash following and general friendliness. There is little difference between a GBSD and a Weim other than separation anxiety which is reduced or eliminated.

Some are more subdued by nature and other more gregarious and accepting of strangers. Socialability to strangers and other dogs has to be handled by introducing strangers and other dogs to them so that this becomes the norm in their lives up to 22 weeks of age. By that time the 'norm' is locked in and dogs and strangers are treated as a lab would treat them. Weims are usually more aloof. GBSD can go one way or the other depending what the norm is in their first formative 22 weeks of life.

Girls are 70 to 85 lbs but 70 to 75 is average. There usually is a smaller puppy but 'sometimes' they surprise you and grow out.

The puppies will likely be in the 70 to 80 lb range and the males in the 75 - 90 lb range. Here are some of our breeding females.

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Coat Length

GBSD 'Sandy', a Silver Grey Weim / Lab GBSD. Children Brett and Karli of Wanapitei ON. Sandy's photo gallery. 2nd Generation Mix

Last pictures of our recent litter. See photos of past litters.

Many of our puppies are sold before they are born. Pickup or adoption dates are usually seven to eight weeks after the puppy's birth date and are subject to the puppies being successfully weaned. A vet examination and health report, first vaccination and one year health warranty is included in our sale.

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Shipping Air Canada:

All puppies are available for shipping via Air Canada.$260.00 - $380.00 (subject to Air Canada Live Cargo quote). Puppies shipped in AM arrive same day in the PM.

We have shipped puppies to St. John's Newfoundland, Halifax NS, Edmonton AB, Vancouver BC, and Boston MA and Bellingham WA. We can arrange same day delivery to almost any North American city with an International airport. Average shipping costs are about $260.00 including crate and airfare. Shipping Stories.

We ship in the morning and your puppy will arrive in the afternoon or early evening in most cases. We ship puppies in an airline approved crate large enough for them to stand, turn around and lie down. The crate is equipped with a 'Lickit' style water bottle and spout and lined with hay to keep a puppy clean and dry. Air Canada live cargo is very effective. As one trained Air Canada live cargo person said to me ("P.J." in Sudbury), over and above trained staff, there is a dog owner working for Air Canada at every cargo location that will always take a special interest and an extra look at each dog being shipped." We have had a good experience shipping with Continental as well. Continental Airlines takes special pride in providing proper facilities and handling for puppies and dogs being shipped via their airline.

Storm, one of our puppies was flown to Edmonton and arrived to the open arms of Avery, age five. See photos.

GBSD Examples from previous litter.

To purchase a puppy you should call us at 705-287-1095, to have a chat about the exercise requirements and other important information about owning a Weimaraner. A purchase deposit payment can be made above, online, or by using the services of Interac at http://www.certapay.com/en/. Purchase deposits can also be made at any branch of TD-Canada Trust. International buyers can send deposits via credit card.

Our purchase agreements contain a 'Non Breeding ' clause!

We ship puppies across North America via the 'Live Animal" cargo services of Air Canada and connecting airlines.

Current puppies available for sale are listed here. Our 'Next Litter' information is listed below. Many of our puppies are sold before they are born. Expressing your interest in adopting a puppy now, will insure that you will have an opportunity to obtain a puppy from our next litter.

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Weimaraner's Magazine

There is a great 130 page magazine about Weimaraners available at PetSmart stores. Look for the 'Dogs' book rack in the store and then for a magazine called "Weimaraners". Its published by the editors of Dog Fancy Magazine and it is a wonderful source of information about the special requirements of a Weimaraner in terms of care, training and the duties and expectations the dogs and of individuals and families that adopt them. If you purchase a Weimaraner without getting a hold of this magazine, you risk not understanding the special needs of such an energetic, sociable and intelligent dog. You can also buy this magazine one line and read more about the magazine from: DogChannel.com - Weimaraners Magazine. Unlike some dog books that have similar content for all dogs, this magazine was completely written by and with the help of a variety of Weimaraner breeders and experts.

Don't adopt a Weimaraner without knowing what to expect and asking yourself if you can really give your dog the time and attention it needs. Most Weimaraners that end up at Weimaraner Rescue shelters are there because their owners admit they can't give their dog the time and attention it needs, every day.

Learn more about the Weimaraner Breed - Weimaraner Association of Canada. - Weimaraner Club Of America

"The Pointer hunts because birds are the most important thing in its life; the Weimaraner hunts because hunting is the most wonderful activity that can be shared with the people it loves." Alexander, Virginia & Isabel, Jackie. Weimaraner Ways. Sunstar Press: Germantown, MD, 1993