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For the person looking for a new pet dog, there is nothing better in this world than a Vizsla. These dogs are just what the doctor ordered to keep you and your family entertained for hours. They are highly energetic and give as good as they get, so you can be assured of having much loving attention piled on you. And the best Vizslas that you can get come not from impersonal advertisements or pet stores, but from good Vizsla breeders.
Getting your dog from reputable Vizsla breeders is highly advisable as you can then be assured that you are getting the best possible dog for you. Before proceeding any further though make certain that the Vizsla breeders you’re looking at to supply you with a Vizsla, are the genuine thing and not someone out to make a fast buck.
The better Vizsla breeders will not advertise or solicit you for your custom, and you can be certain that they will not be running a puppy mill. They will rely on your coming to them if you need a Vizsla, and any advertising they do will almost certainly not display any Vizsla puppies they might have that are up for adoption.
Vizsla breeders, just like any good dog breeder, care about their puppies. They won’t give these purebred puppies to just anyone, and you must also meet their stringent requirements of you as a Vizsla owner before they will even countenance giving you one of their precious puppies.
When you get in touch with the Vizsla breeders, or you take a tour of their facilities looking for that perfect little – for now that is – Vizsla for you, you might come across a line of questioning that might resemble a cross examination by a defense attorney.
Don’t be alarmed or offended. Just like you are going through your own criteria as to what makes good Vizsla breeders, they are also going through their own criteria as to what makes good Vizsla owners. It is only when both parties are satisfied about each other that you should proceed any further. This is the part where you should think about choosing your Vizsla puppy.
From this point on out it will be just you and your Vizsla, but if ever you do need help with your Vizsla puppy, or even the full grown dog, you have only to contact the breeders to get the help you need. Most Vizsla breeders you will find will be more than happy enough to accommodate you and help you give the best to your Vizsla.
I have a 21 month old Viszla, a female, and she keeps rolling in other dogs dirt. Now I know it’s a hunting dog thing, but how do I stop it? She never seems to do it when she is out with m e, only when she is with my husband, yet I am the one who has to clean her up!! Any advice gratefully received!!
The Magyars were the first people to document the Vizsla breed being used in pointing and retrieving efforts during hunting. The Magyars were a culture who had to defend themselves against predators and ensured their existence by using animals in defense. The Vizsla breed is named for the Hungarian word meaning “pointer,” the dogs are very intelligent and their ability to point and retrieve made them valuable.
The Magyars were threatened by invading forces from Turkey and were under constant attack. They selected the mountains of present-day Hungary, because they were protected and shielded through the entire region. With the Vizsla’s great sense of smell, the Magyars continued to thrive and survive off of the food they caught in the rough terrain. Many years later, the Vizsla breed became well-known in present day Hungary. The dog had been common in areas like Transylvania where they were able to remain a pure breed. It was during the World Wars that the dog became mixed with other breeds and some different variations came about.
In the 1800’s the Viszla was almost ran out of its own breed class, due to an influx of English and German Shorthair Pointers. There are theories about these breeds, along with the Weimaraner, that were used in the 1900’s to resurrect and cultivate the Vizsla breed. It is simply a theory, there is no concrete evidence to confirm or deny the hypothesis. The Vizsla and Pointer breed share a definite resemblance from the sharp, pointy nose to the thin and erectly pointed tail. The game flushing skills of the Vizsla are only rivaled by the Pointer.
When Communists overtook Hungary, they wanted to eliminate everything from the Hungarian culture. The Vizsla breed all but nearly vanished to the point of extinction, though the hunting skills of the Vizsla is what resulted in the dog begin saved. High ranking officials of the Communist party loved hunting for deer and rabbit; a few Vizsla remained, but were denser in body structure.
While in Hungary the dog become popular for use in hunting rats. During the 1950’s, the United States became aware of the dogs search and finding abilities and the Vizsla was imported. The dog became used for game hunting soon after arriving in America; it was used to retrieve fowl, rabbits and deer. The dog eventually became as popular in Australia as it was in America. Today, there are competitions held around the world to celebrate the Vizsla dog breed and its many talents.
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