A Weimaraner Puppy Admired the Cornucopia From the Floor
A silver grey Weimaraner puppy sits on the floor next to a table holding a wicker cornucopia that spills over with small pumpkins, pomegranates, pinecones and autumn leaves. The puppy's soft gray ears hang down, and the light amber eyes look at the camera with a calm, curious expression. A dish of nuts, keys, a pair of glasses and a plaid blanket on the couch complete the lived-in scene.
Thanksgiving centerpieces are lovely, but some of the items can be unsafe for pets. Decorative gourds, pinecones and dried plants may upset a puppy's stomach if chewed, and pomegranate seeds, nuts and berries are not good for dogs to snack on. Some nuts, like macadamias, are toxic to dogs, and any pile of nuts can be a choking hazard. Place the centerpiece out of reach and watch for any nibbling.
Weimaraners are intelligent, athletic dogs known for their silver-gray coats and light eyes. They tend to be devoted and energetic, and puppies of the breed can be quite clingy. They learn quickly, which means they also learn how to find food, so keeping the table tidy is worth the effort. A good puppy class and plenty of exercise help keep them out of mischief.
This puppy seems to be admiring the display from a polite distance. The harvest looks great, and so does the audience.
