What is the temperament of a Weimaraner?

1 Weimaraners are highly nervous dogs that can suffer from severe separation anxiety. If left alone for too long, they can become destructive and even harm themselves.
2. Although Weimaraners are hunting dogs, they do not like to live outdoors. Instead they are very clingy, demand a lot of attention, and want to be close to you.
3. Weimaraners are very alert and often unacceptably aggressive toward suspicious strangers.
4. Weimaraners are very smart and have their own personalities. When training, the owner should be firm but gentle and not too aggressive, otherwise the stubborn Weimaraner will not accept training. Weimaraners are smart and can learn training quickly, but if their intelligence and energy are not channeled constructively, they may learn things you don't want them to know, such as how to open a door.
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