Hello Fans! It is unfortunate but we will not be doing a blue Weimaraner calendar this year. Sales have been decreasing over the years, we believe due to so many rescue other groups and clubs putting out their own calendars. … Continue reading →
The calendar has arrived and we will begin shipping ASAP. Be sure to get yours before they run out. We only have a limited quantity available this year. Purchase yours HERE
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We are excited to announce the cover for the 2020 calendar!! NFC FC AFC Touchstone’s AC Nothing Personal “Otto” Owner: Anne Taguchi; Breeder: Don Dufek and Candra Dufek This year, Blue Weimaraner Club of America is honoring Otto and Anne … Continue reading →
THANK YOU for everyone who voted for your favorite photos!! We raised over $1,500 in votes alone! This was our first year voting in this way and we are interested to hear your feedback on how you liked doing it … Continue reading →
Voting is now open for for the 2020 Blue Weimaraner Calendar. However, this year we’re doing it a little different. In an effort to raise more funds for blues in rescue, and to model after other rescue organization calendar contests, … Continue reading →
Now accepting submissions for the 2020 Blue Weimaraner Calendar. Also accepting Birthday square requests/payments. Visit our website to learn more or submit your photo(s): http://www.bwcoa.com/calendarsale/
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NFC FC AFC Touchstone’s AC Nothing Personal “Otto”owned by Anne Taguchi, bred by Don & Candra Dufek Congratulations to Anne and Otto on their win at the Weimaraner Club of America’s National Field Trail held in Ardmore, OK. Below is … Continue reading →
We’ve received a few inquiries about the 2019 Blue Weimaraner Calendar. After 11 years, we are taking a break from the calendar for now. We’ve had declining sales in recent years, the calendar team needs a break. We will reassess … Continue reading →
Bo (Helfinstine’s Alabama Bleu Bojanges) earned his AKC Rally Advanced Excellent (RAE) title. Rally is an obedience team sport where the handler and their dog complete a course of 10-20 signs. The dog performs off-leash and should remain in heel … Continue reading →
