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A Silver Weimaraner Walked the Lamb Through the Wildflowers

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Wildflowers in pink, yellow and white speckle the meadow, and a tall silver-gray Weimaraner walks through them with his head high. A small white lamb follows only a step behind, her thin legs working to keep pace, a dandelion puff nodding near her hooves. The dog wears a collar and glances back often, as if counting heads. Sunlight slides through the grass and a rickety fence runs along the back. Cotton's wool is tinged gold by the light, and she looks entirely happy to be a follower today. The grass brushes her belly as she trots, and a faint breeze lifts the dog's ear.

A Weimaraner's long legs and graceful stride come from its hunting heritage, and the breed is happiest with a job to do and plenty of room to move. They are energetic and clever, so daily walks or runs and training games are a must. Spring meadows are lovely for pets, but they can also hide ticks and burrs, and some wildflowers are toxic if eaten. After a ramble, check your dog's coat, paws and ears. Young lambs tire fast, so a short outing with plenty of rests suits them better than a long hike. Fresh water on a long walk is a good habit for both dogs and lambs.

The meadow is wide and the day is long, so there is no need to hurry back.

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