The price of a Weimaraner puppy can vary based on the individual puppy, breeding, coat, sex, and other factors.
At Premium Weimaraners USA, we display the individual price of each available puppy directly on its listing so families know the purchase price before contacting us.
For example, our current homepage listings range from $1,100 to $1,300.
However, the purchase price is only one part of preparing for a Weimaraner. New owners should also plan for ongoing expenses such as quality food, routine veterinary care, training, parasite prevention, toys, bedding, a suitable crate, and other everyday supplies.
We prefer to be clear about pricing rather than asking families to contact us simply to discover the cost of a puppy.
For current prices and availability, visit our Weimaraner Puppies for Sale page.
Finding the Right Weimaraner Puppy for Your Family
Weimaraners are known for being intelligent, athletic, affectionate, and deeply connected to their people.
That close bond is one of the things owners love most about the breed. However, it also means a Weimaraner is best suited to a home prepared to involve the dog in everyday life.
Before recommending a puppy, we like to understand a little about you.
We may ask about your home, daily schedule, previous experience with dogs, activity level, other pets, children, and what you hope your future Weimaraner will be like.
There is no single personality that suits every family.
An active household may prefer a confident puppy that is always ready to explore. Another family may be happier with a puppy that settles more easily after play and enjoys staying close to its people.
Matching those personalities properly is more important than simply choosing the first puppy available.
Weimaraner Puppies Near Scranton and Northeast Pennsylvania
Our puppies are raised in Dunmore, Pennsylvania, near Scranton.
We regularly hear from families throughout Pennsylvania who want the option of working with a breeder they can communicate with directly before bringing their puppy home.
Our Pennsylvania location is convenient for families coming from Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, the surrounding Lackawanna County area, and other parts of the state.
At the same time, many of our puppy families live outside Pennsylvania. For those homes, nationwide delivery options can be discussed during the adoption process.
If you are planning to travel to Pennsylvania for your puppy, contact us beforehand so we can go over timing and pickup arrangements with you.
Pickup & Delivery Options
Our Puppy Adoption Process
We keep the process straightforward so you know what happens before committing to a puppy.
1. Choose a Puppy or Ask for Help
Start by viewing our available puppies. If you are undecided, tell us the type of personality and companion you are hoping for and we can help you narrow down the options.
See Available Puppies
2. Contact Us
Send us an inquiry with the puppy’s name along with some information about your home, lifestyle, previous dog experience, and preferred timeframe.
We can answer questions about the puppy, parents, availability, pickup, or delivery before you move forward.
3. Reserve Your Puppy
Once you are comfortable with your choice, we will explain the reservation requirements and next steps.
4. Prepare for Homecoming
Before pickup or delivery, we will make sure you know what documentation and care information accompanies your puppy and what you should have ready at home.
For the complete process, visit our Adoption Process page.
What to Expect Before Your Puppy Goes Home
We want the transition from our care to yours to be as clear as possible.
The individual puppy listing will show key information such as age, sex, price, availability, and veterinary status.
Before handover, we also make sure buyers understand the puppy’s current care routine and the documents applicable to their puppy.
If you have questions about vaccinations, microchipping, health records, registration information, feeding, transportation, or the puppy’s parents, ask before pickup or delivery. We would rather answer those questions clearly than have a family leave uncertain about something important.