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I’m on my third vizsla and hopefully you take my comment as a sentiment of encouragement. Your girl’s leash manners WILL get better. Remember, vizslas are slow to mature relative to many other dog breeds so you don’t yet have a “finished product.” My current vizsla girl is seven and has the best leash manners of any vizsla that I’ve ever worked with (the three I’ve had and others I’ve trained) but she was not there at a year old. It may be at the 2+ year mark where you see her final state on the leash. Keep on clearly and consistently communicating your expectations and you’ll see improvement. Luckily vizslas are pretty long-lived for dogs so you should get to enjoy her finished state for a good while.

I had one 20 years ago and was the best companion ever! Now I have two puppies and is the best thing to ever happen to me!

Our Vizsla girl is 11 years old. She's been an amazing family dog. Loves everyone. Quiet and sweet. Velcro for sure. Now that she's older, she really watches over her 2 younger sisters and will get after the oldest if she gets too rough with the youngest. We adore her!!!!! ❤️

She needs another Vizsla friend now

Gave part of my heart and soul to each of the 2 Vizslas I've been graced to own. Own ? Maybe share my life with is better description. If you own a Vizsla, own a frisbee and a tennis ball thrower 😂. Also set aside time to cuddle as well, it's as important to them as the exercise.

I am à lot in endurance sports and i canot decide between ausralian sheperd and vizsla. My girls préférer the australien because of the fur

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Thats spooky, really😨

I’m a pheasant hunter and adopted a 7 year old. First 90 days was hell but wow he settled in abs gets along well with my GWP. never looked back great hunter retriever and pet love the dog he’s 11 now still him going strong

So intelligent lmbo

Thank you.

gorgeous dog

Looks like a rough life🎉

the love you get from a Vizsla is like no other. We have two girls (4 and 6 yrs) and they are so wonderful. Just be prepared for a lap dog, whether you want it or not. They get very sad if they can't be ON you when you're sitting down!

Things to know as a person who had watched and studied professional dog trainers: 1. Dog parks are dangerous, you have no clue what another stranger dogs temperament is like. 2. I would highly recommend more mental stimulation like training and dog puzzles. 3. I would also highly recommend playing games with your dog like fetch or hide and seek. Hope this helps :)

Thanks for the insight. :-) Looking to get one of these dogs, it would be my first. Would you say a Vizsla is a good breed for a new dog owner?

A belated thank you for this! We're looking at introducing a dog to our family in the near future, and my instinct would have been to let them sort it out themselves. I'm going to heed your advice and also do more research!

I’d love both dogs, but I would always choose a Doberman over the Vizsla. Dobermans are unique and their way of being extremely affectionate and mellow, but at the same time alert, and protective. I find the Vizsla to be so much more work.

Just a few tips from someone who has had two large huskies for 14 years. Get rid of the harness. A dog will naturally pull into a harness. All you are doing is promoting the pulling and the dog will always win. We walked both of ours on a halti easy walker. It looks a little like a muzzle but isnt. After a few weeks we could walk the dogs on our little finger and now we walk them like any normal dog. Secondly, ditch the dog food. One of ours has suffered all her life to the point where we nearly lost her two years ago. We moved her onto a raw diet of tripe and oily fish (pre made) and within two days she was like a normal dog. Its a game changer and I would never feed any of my dogs on a kibble again

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Dobies are great dogs as well. My wife and I had a dobie as our “first” dog and they have seemingly endless energy, but their number one goal is to cuddle with you on the couch. But - Dobies only seem to have endless energy. Vizslas actually DO have endless energy. We just lost our latest Vizsla to bone cancer (at age 14 1/2) and even as a senior dog, Scout still acted the puppy. He wanted to run and play right up until at least age ten. Most dogs start to mature into a calmer lifestyle around age 2-3, but Vizslas (and all three pointers) seem to still be in that ‘calming down’ phase many more years. They are absolutely wonderful family companions, hunting/field trial dogs, or showdogs (or all three in the same hound!). If you can handle the energy all the time, non-stop! We pick up our new GSP puppy next weekend, so always a new pointer adventure for us 😮

When I walk my Vizsla.... I get so many girls coming up to me... he gets so much attention.

My vizsla my was a terrible puller when o got her. Pinch collar worked wonders. No it’s not mean. Does the same thing momma does when they’re small pups. 😊

Our Girl Mya will be 4 years old tomorrow! They are the best dogs in the world ❤

Very nice! I would suggest when you mention something (like it being rainy) you show video of it at the same time

Our Bruno & ZsaZsa de la Vizsla were amazing! They thrive on exercise and structure. They were great exercise buddies! ❤

Best dogs in the world

What a beautiful dog!! ❤🐕

I lost my vizsla about 7 years ago. I don’t think could get one again but the reason is I loved that dog more than any human. Since I am married now, my wife would rank #2 behind the Vizsla and that could be a problem for me 😊. Training was a breeze, they don’t smell, super affectionate and loyal, smart and perfect size. But, be aware if you can’t get them 30 mins to an hour of exercise a day you aren’t being fair to the dog.

my male viszla is 6 months old, he is still very playful, often jumps, tugs at the leash, but it gets better from day to day, we are much in nature, he loves the water, ..., and he is since the first day when I picked him up, my favorite.

She's a beautiful girl. My Vizsla is 30 months old. She is my companion everywhere I go. I live in the country so I don't use a leash when we take walks. She is able to explore as much as she wants but she always keeps me in her sight. I'm not allowed to stray, lol.

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Best breed; yes I have one. Thank you

A Vizsla is the best. I have had dogs all of my life and my 5 year old Velcro Vizsla is the smartest and best companion I have ever had - including two wives! LOL

I do extreme hikes, long climbs and extreme outdoor sports so im looking to rescue a Vizla but I work all night 4 times a week. im afraid of their velcro habits thought.🤔.

Your dog is so cute 😍

I’ve had two Dobermans and adore the Doberman. The only reason we are getting a Vizsla is because my son and husband like pheasant hunting. I chose a Vizsla because it is closest to the Doberman in characteristics. And, Vizsla owners seem to be as passionate as Doberman owners. I will see shortly. We are getting our Vizsla puppy in three weeks😬

This is great! Looking forward to more in the series :D

My viszla once found doe horn and if cuteness was a crime viszlas Whould be in jail for life

We've had the pleasure of looking after a friends Vizsla for the week, she is also called Maya funnily enough! What an amazing character she has - so loving and affectionate.

Before you climb that hill. Did you ask the dog, if he wanted to go up the hill?

Aww Vizsla is a Hungarian dog breed❤

we have a 12 week old and she is so loving!!!

We came across a Vizsla at a nearby park one day and he followed our dogs home. We put up posters and were able to keep him about a month before his owner saw the poster and came and got him. However, we just loved him! He was a great dog. That led to us looking for our very own Vizsla. We have had two of them and just love them so much. We're older and couldn't take them on walks any longer but got our long back yard enclosed and he (our last one) was able to go out and chase squirrels, birds, rabbits, etc to his content. Best dog we've ever had! We sure do miss them!

It’s nice to hear someone actually pronounce the name properly!

Great dog but super high energy. Mine definitely pulls less when I run him with a bike but walking in constantly having to correct him. A hardness or gentle leader helps quite a bit. My struggle is getting him to hear commands when he’s hyper focused - like when he sees a rabbit or other dog.

Do you think a Viszla would make a good companion dog for a mainly whippet lurcher?

I love my V, there is no other dog for me.

Please buy your dog a better fitting harness, this way she can end up hurting herself especially when running.

Shes so beautiful I had a visza