The first Weim litter in Russia was bred from Czech working dogs in 1986. The dogs were a gift to some Russian falconers from their Czech colleagues. The puppies spread across the country, but part of them died young of the bloat. Currently, about 10 litters are born annually. The absolute majority of these dogs are from non-working blood lines. An accurate count of the overall Weim population in Russia is hard to give since most are just family pets that do not participate in shows or trials or hunting, neverthelss, I estimate that the number is around 2000 and increasing. Unfortunately, the number of breeders producing working Weims in our country is close to zero.

Действующая редакция стандарта размещённая на сайте FCI 

Заседание Генерального комитета FCI в октябре 2000 года.