Country of Origin: Hungary
Height: Males 22 to 25 inches, females 21 to 23.5 inches
Weight: 44 to 66 pounds
Coat: Single coat is short, smooth, dense, close lying
Colors: Shades of golden rust Registries (With Group): AKC (Sporting); UKC (Gun Dog)
ORIGIN AND HISTORY
\Vizsla ancestral hunters and companions for the Magyar, nomadic tribes who eventually settled in what is now known as Hungary. It is believed to be descendants of the ancient Transylvanian Hound and extinct Turkish Yellow Dog. Later, the German Shorthaired Pointer and Pointer added. The Vizsla most related Hungarian Puszta region, a central region with a variety of agricultural and various games. Life in this large field helps create a dog with the nose and the right superior ability to hunt all weather extremes. The breed suffered greatly after the Second World War, almost extinct. Having Vizsla regarded as the stronghold of the aristocracy, which is not favored by the Russians took over Hungary after the war. Most of the modern breed dogs taken by the state based on the owners who emigrated to other regions in Europe and overseas. When Vizsla came to the United States in the 1950s, hunters were impressed with his ability to hunt, especially resistance to hot weather. A road, searching diligently, do not go too far, marking and restoration of land and water. Combined with a friendly character that is easy to maintain as a family companion, too. Personality Profile A handsome animal, Vizsla attract attention wherever you go. If not done or stimulated enough, the aggressive nature can lead to fall into destructive behavior. When raised with good, very good with children who are old enough to manage their high- energy age. He gets along well with other dogs and animals, but can not be trusted with small animals that could be considered a game. Vizsla many talents ; he is a tracker, retriever, pointer, agility and obedience competitors tested, and dog shocking exposure.
REQUIREMENTS NOTE:
Vizslas is a dog growing life in athletics. Without regular opportunities to hunt requiring robust variety of day trips. They make great jogging companions. Preparation: Vizsla and soft short coat is easy to keep clean. A dog gloves loosens dead hair and stimulate the skin, and it should be brushed with a soft brush. Also, since a lot of time spent outdoors, coats should be checked frequently for fleas and other parasites, and their long ears should be checked regularly to prevent infection. Life Span: The average life of the Vizsla is 11-15 years. Training: Vizsla is a creature of many talents and trained. That said, is a high energy dog that is easily distracted, and training should be handled by someone who is persistent, patient and creative ways and uses based on a reward for staying focused.
