Weimaraner Puppies

The Whelping Box

Photo by Mindy Wilson

We do NOT currently have puppies available, but do have plans for 2 litters later this year.

Future litter plans:
Summer of 2020 - DeeDee & Flash
Summer 2020 - MayBee & TBD

Previous litter - Cricket & Jonah
Whelped 6 Girls & 3 Boys October 25
Click here for the details!

Please submit an application to be put on our waitlist.

Puppies will be available to competition and companion homes, preference given to competition homes.

Please submit an application to be considered.

Cheyenne Weimaraners breeds infrequently
and with a goal of improving the breed as a whole.

We breed less often than a lot of other breeders, preferring to focus on QUALITY rather than QUANTITY.
On average, one in four of our dogs have gone on to earn their Championship or other titles.
Our waiting list tends to fill up quickly once the puppies arrive. If we do not have a puppy available for you,
we will do our best to refer you to another reputable breeder.

Occasionally we have adults available.
These dogs are retired from competition or they are looking for
someone to take them on a new adventure.
We expect to have an adult bitch available sometime in 2020.

Regarding licensure by the Colorado Department of Agriculture, according to the RULES PERTAINING TO THE ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF THE PET ANIMAL CARE AND FACILITIES ACT

Section 1.9.7. “Dog breeder facility” means any firm, person, or corporation that is engaged in the operation of breeding and raising dogs and that produces more than two litters of puppies or transfers more than 24 dogs per 12-month period.

Upon speaking with a PACFA Inspector regarding the above, we further learned that 3+ litters would have to all be whelped and raised in our home to count. Litters whelped elsewhere, sired by Cheyenne Studs (whether owned by us or not) do not count. Litters whelped outside our home (whether in Colorado or not) by Cheyenne Dams (whether owned by us or not) do not count. Up until November 2018, Cheyenne Weimaraners did not fit the Colorado Department of Agriculture's definition of a Dog Breeder, and thus we are NOT REQUIRED TO BE LICENSED. With the arrival of Riot's 2018 litter in November 2018, we crossed the threshold of more than 2 litters in 12 months (despite only having sold a total of 10 puppies). We applied, were inspected and were issued a Dog Breeder's License from PACFA that will cover us through the end of 2020. We have no plans to exceed the threshold in the future.

We advertise our plans well in advance and sometimes those plans do not pan out. In the past 3 years, we've had 6 of these planned breedings that did not result in puppies for a variety of reasons. In addition, we promote litters involving dogs we've produced, that are owned by other breeders. If you are curious about the number of litter/puppies we've produced over the years, click here for a full list.