Meet the Breed

Introducing Our Newest Litter

Meet Maggie

Key Characteristics:

1. Appearance:

  • Coat: Medium-length, dense, wiry coat with a distinctive beard and eyebrows, giving it a rugged look. The coat provides protection in various weather conditions and environments.

  • Color: Always a solid golden rust or red shade, similar to the smooth-coated Vizsla.

  • Build: Lean yet muscular, with a slightly more robust frame than the smooth Vizsla.

2. Temperament:

  • Intelligent and Trainable: Wirehaired Vizslas are highly intelligent and eager to please, making them quick learners for hunting, obedience, and other activities.

  • Affectionate: Known for their loyal and loving nature, they form strong bonds with their families and thrive in homes where they are treated as part of the family.

  • Energetic and Active: These dogs have high energy levels and require regular exercise, making them excellent companions for active individuals or families.

3. Versatility:

  • Wirehaired Vizslas are versatile hunting dogs, excelling in pointing, retrieving, and tracking both on land and in water. They are also well-suited for other dog sports like agility, dock diving, and tracking.

4. Size:

  • Medium-sized, typically standing 21-25 inches at the shoulder and weighing between 45-65 pounds, depending on gender.

5. Lifestyle Needs:

  • Exercise: They need daily physical and mental stimulation to stay happy and healthy. Without it, they can become bored and develop undesirable behaviors.

  • Social Interaction: WHVs are social dogs and thrive when they are included in family activities. They don’t do well when left alone for extended periods.

  • Training: Positive reinforcement methods work best for this sensitive breed. Harsh corrections can lead to fearfulness or reluctance.

Fun Fact:

The Wirehaired Vizsla is sometimes nicknamed the “gentleman with a beard” due to its distinguished appearance and noble demeanor.

Summary:

In short, the Wirehaired Vizsla is a hardworking, loyal, and affectionate breed that excels as both a hunting partner and a devoted family companion. They are best suited for active households that can meet their exercise and companionship needs.


Meet Piper

Aldos Red Cypress “Maggie”

Wirehaired Vizsla (DOB: March 13, 2021)

NA II/108, JH, FCAT, DS, CGC

AKC # SS25876901, DNA# V10036699

Sire – Zoldmali Nova JH (SS14647401)

Dam – Aldos Sally Ride (SS07414001)

OFA Elbows: Normal

OFA Hips: Good

Eyes Clear, Incl Gonioscopy

Longhair Free (S/S)

Wavy or Curly Coat Free (N/N)

Furnishings (N/F)

HUU Carrier (Not Affected)

A Wirehaired Vizsla (WHV) is a rare and versatile breed of hunting dog originating from Hungary. It was developed in the 1930s by crossing the smooth-coated Vizsla with breeds like the German Wirehaired Pointer to create a dog with a denser, weather-resistant coat and a sturdier build, suitable for hunting in rough terrain and harsher climates.

Double Gun’s Smoke a Little Smoke “Piper”

NA I/110, JH, FCAT, CGC

Vizsla (DOB: May 26, 2021)

AKC # SS28621402, DNA# V10036700

Sire – CH Cameo’s Bishop’s Crown SH (SR84006401)

Dam – Red Oak’s Walking on Sunshine JH (SR93080702)

OFA Elbows: Normal

OFA Hips: Good

Eyes Clear, Incl Gonioscopy

HUU Free

A Vizsla (pronounced VEEZH-lah or VIZH-lah) is a versatile, medium-sized hunting dog known for its sleek appearance, affectionate personality, and exceptional athleticism. Originating from Hungary, the Vizsla is one of the oldest sporting breeds, often referred to as the “Velcro dog” because of its strong attachment to its owner and family.

Key Characteristics:

1. Appearance:

  • Coat: The Vizsla has a short, dense, and smooth coat that lies close to the body. It comes in a striking golden rust color that’s unique to the breed.

  • Build: Lean, muscular, and elegant, the Vizsla has a streamlined body built for speed and endurance.

  • Eyes and Nose: Their eyes and nose blend harmoniously with the coat color, giving them a warm, expressive look.

2. Temperament:

  • Affectionate and Loyal: Vizslas are known for their deep attachment to their families. They thrive on companionship and dislike being left alone for long periods.

  • Intelligent and Trainable: Highly intelligent and eager to please, Vizslas excel in obedience training, hunting, and dog sports.

  • Energetic and Playful: They have boundless energy and require daily physical activity and mental stimulation to stay happy and healthy.

3. Hunting Heritage:

  • Bred as versatile hunting dogs, Vizslas excel at pointing and retrieving both on land and in water. They are highly adaptable, able to work in a variety of terrains and climates.

4. Size:

  • Medium-sized dogs, typically standing 21-24 inches tall at the shoulder and weighing between 45-65 pounds, depending on gender.

5. Lifestyle Needs:

  • Exercise: Vizslas are high-energy dogs that need vigorous daily exercise, such as running, hiking, or participating in canine sports. Without adequate activity, they can become bored and destructive.

  • Training and Socialization: Early training and socialization are essential to channel their energy and intelligence productively.

  • Family Interaction: Vizslas are best suited for families or individuals who can include them in their daily activities. They are not well-suited for homes where they are left alone frequently.

6. Health:

  • Generally healthy, but like all breeds, Vizslas are prone to some hereditary conditions, such as hip dysplasia, epilepsy, and certain eye disorders.

Fun Fact:

Vizslas are often referred to as the “Velcro dog” because of their intense need to stay close to their owners. They will happily follow you from room to room and even snuggle up in your lap if given the chance.

Summary:

The Vizsla is an affectionate, intelligent, and energetic breed, making it an excellent companion for active families or individuals who love the outdoors. Whether as a hunting partner, a jogging buddy, or a loving family pet, the Vizsla brings unmatched loyalty and enthusiasm to its role.

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