I fear your beautiful dog is tired & her poor little body is trying to mend from all that beeding & litters hence the sleeping.Yes do get her checked by your Vet Specialist,but let her rest ,& hopefully in time with good care,food & a peaceful home she will gain wellness.

No, being ‘slow’ is very unusual for a Weim. I would have the vet check her thoroughly.

My wife and I have a 2 1/2 year old Weim named Sadie. It’s my third Weim (my wife married into my second Weim). We are Weim lovers to the core. But, you are correct. They require lots of exercise and company. But, it pays off. They are extremely smart and beautiful, and a joy to take anywhere you go.

I have a 14 weeks old Weim and we named her Charlie. She’s very sweet and thinks I’m her mom. She jumps on me wanting me to pick her up like shes a small baby. She’s huge and she does understand that. She’s great!

Yes! It can absolutely work.
Just learn about all of the tricks to get your puppy used to you leaving and knowing you will come back. And Work at that separation anxiety issue starting early as possible.

We work full time. I get up early to take mine to the dog park to sprint around for the first hour of the day and then visit him during lunch. And on the days that I am unable to do this, it is doggie daycare.
These dogs are so very special but they do have interesting quirks. Say goodbye to your personal space. They really only want to be with you all of the time. But you can still do it even with a full time job.