Lost my boy Gauge 2 days ago.....10 year old.....the absolute best friend I've ever had. Burst tumor on spleen. Internal bleeding. Came on out of the blue. Devastated in a gross understatement. I loved that dog.
Sorry to hear that. We lost our German Shepherd about 6 months ago. Our new Vizsla pup arrives today. So excited to have a dog in the house again, but will still miss our old Shepherd.
Adam Goodrich You will fall in love with your Vizsla! They are just incredible dogs! Velcro Dogs they are known as, as they love to be with you all the time. Mine slept on my bed every night. He wouldn't retire until part of him was in contact with part of me. They need that contact. My boy never smelled a day in his life. Very clean animal. Loads of energy. Wonderful companions. I'm having a hard time making the decision to get another. Part of me left with him. I held him as he was euthanized. No warning! He was chasing me on the snowmobile the day before. Ate a solid meal that night. Could see a change soon after....white gums....uncomfortable. In the morning he was in the dark in the basement. I knew at that point it was over. Good luck with your new pup! You will love him!
I have a 3 year old female Vizsla and a 7 month old male Vizsla. They are amazing. This video made me proud to have them as my family members. Although they have a strong character, they are very smart and affectionate hence the reason they are known as velcro dogs.
It's not mutilation - being a working field breed it is much more humane docking a portion of the tail rather than allowing them to injure the fragile ends of their tails which is extremely difficult to heal and can lead to much larger complications for the dog. Same goes for dewclaws. These dogs can practically turn off their pain receptors when they're in hunt mode, but they will certainly feel it when they get home. That being said - I personally think several field breeds are too short and for non-working pups I love their nice long whippy tails and prefer un-docked :) Ear cropping on the other hand, I don't like it on any breed and don't see any reason to do it.
@@codycuellar if you're working the dog then that's fine. but people dock vizslas tails for aesthetic reasons, and i think that's completely wrong. they have beautiful long tails. they should stay like that.
@@suesally2103 These people cannot even spell vizsla. I found my doggy on the road, he had only a few seconds to live on that road I am sure before getting run over. You are right, I kinda detest people who buy dogs for money.
That is what i call a proper dog. A lot of time and energy involved so better in a house with kids who also need to burn up energy. Oh and lots of space more suited to rural life or near a beach more than penthouse apartment city life !
My Vizla's name is Flacco. I bought him as a puppy when Flacco was a rookie here in Baltimore over ten years ago. I joke with my neighbors that I have to start calling him Lamar - what a beautiful, loving personality - all love, all the time.
Such a pleasure to see a well trained and handled dog. Congratulations, you have a beautifully mannered 🐕 who is a credit to you. We are at the 4 month age with our gorgeous V (Rosie) at the moment and her training is coming along nicely too. I look forward to having a dog operating at the level of Ruby, but I'm going to enjoy the journey and the milestones along the way. A well mannered 🐕 is a pleasure and everyone greatly appreciates it when in public spaces.
This is SUPERB training. Our girl is now 3 1/2 yr old. We started with training classes at about 4 or 5 most old at the local Petco. After about 3-4 sessions the trainer said try later because our Vizsla was just too high energy. To this day, she still doesn't listen very well, doesn't come when called & still jumps on ppl when excited. When going for outtings - thru the city we have to have her wear a sound/shock collar. 99% oh the time she responds to the tone. But when she's stalking a squirrel or other small creature, or even a deer,?she's can be so focused she'll become oblivious to everything around her except her target & will dart right out into traffic. GREAT JOB with training Ruby. Our girl's name is Redd. We call her Reddy Redd, lovingly.
What an absolutely amazing dog and training myself and my husband have fallen for the Hungarian vizsla and our looking into owning one , your training program looks amazing I hope to find one as good as you we want our dog for cuddles, hiking running and basically to keep us active we also would like to do agility and definitely definitely obedience training and social training with ours from a very small pup
My dog is a Vizsla too, my family has had the breed all my life and i got one myself now too. They are such great companions, if you like having a dog as a shadow then they are the breed for you. they are geat people dogs too, mine loves everyone :)
You need to make sure you're not over exercising, which can make it hard for dogs to settle. Do lots of training and enrichment instead of the extra walk. We cover lots of training ideas in our online classes: www.adolescentdogs.com/clinics
Vizslas are hyper, love the color of their fur, wish my hair was that color. Another breed with that color are the dogue de bordeaux or French mastiff.
We only use positive reward based training. We have over 300 video tutorials on our Online Academy to show you how www.adolescentdogs.com/onlineacademy
alex mentes Hi Alex, your dad had a great sense of humor. I assume that the dog was a female. Banya is a nickname for and old hag or a witch. Not rude, more fun expression. The name made me smile. Although you don’t want to call a young lady that!!
wow this is for me so incredible to see. I am Slovak and live in the Netherlands. I would like to get a vizsla (before I had English cockerspaniel and I trained him quite well myslef). Here everybody goes to the training courses but their vizslas cannot walk in the leash or arents really obedient. Where are you based and do you also do online consultations?
We are in the UK. But you can find our entire training syllabus on our Online Academy and join us from anywhere in the world: www.adolescentdogsacademy.co.uk/p/vip-subscription
@@AdolescentDogsUK brilliant, I have already found your website and I guess I need to thank Corona for being able to use your expertise from abroad. I will keep an eye on your website once I know there is a dog for us. Thank you!
I need to train my vizsla to come when called there were 2 times she ran out of the house and she wouldn't come when called. That was the first time second time she almost got hit by a car she was so shocked came back to us. But it became a problem
Our company is based in Ewhurst, near Cranleigh, with trainers in Ewhurst, Godalming, Guildford, Winchester, Redhill and Worthing. You can find our details here: www.adolescentdogs.com
After seeing this video I start to believe that there is hope for me to teach my belove vizsla moron not to jump on people. Just how did you guys manage to do it? You are awesome! Cheers!
we tried getting this air spray corrector from the pet store, when you push a button it will spray some air out which scares them off from jumping on you and it worked for many other things too, that with positive reinforcement snapped our V out of it quick
@@WinryAnna no problem. But remember you are only pairing a "noise" to a behaviour. So you could say "potato" if you wanted :) the word isn't important, until the behaviour has been trained. Once the dog knows it, its important to use the same word consistently
@@AdolescentDogsUK potato haha! I used to train horses and riders and would explain horses dont know English and can be trained to trot when you say rhubarb lol! Beautiful puppy heel work - and all the rest, of course. I'm about to purchase a V pup since our lab just passed. I have had 2 Vs before, one became a bench champ, but now I just want a buddy for hiking and jogging.
My personal opinion is that I like the "before" version where the dog seems happy and energetic, not "programmed" and acting a certain way for dog treats. Yes, there are obvious cons to allowing the dog to be natural, but I think it shows more personality and less robotics.
The video only shows the dog in training mode, because this is what their owner has paid for us to do. Training allows dogs to have more freedom than an untrained dog would ever be able to have, and to go to more places than an untrained dog will ever be able to go to. Its not about being robotic, its about being a pleasure to take our dogs anywhere, confident in the knowledge that they are safe, well behaved and able to enjoy the freedom they deserve
a sporting dog is happiest with a job, where they are constantly pleasing their human! A spoiled puppy will become an adult who is either banished outside or crated, or always being yelled at, which would make for one miserable Vizsla!! It is a huge favor to train your pup when to work and when to play at a moments notice, then everybody is joyful!
I’m sorry to say this is animal abuse..... that dog was bred to be in a country setting, hunting it’s heart out, pointing, flushing out and retrieving birds. putting a leash on this bitch and taking her for walks on city streets is a low down dirty shame.😞
It doesn't mean that this is all the dog is used for, a leash and city life. Discipline is still a good thing. They can have both training and free hunting fun.
Lost my boy Gauge 2 days ago.....10 year old.....the absolute best friend I've ever had. Burst tumor on spleen. Internal bleeding.
Came on out of the blue. Devastated in a gross understatement. I loved that dog.
RIP
I’m so sorry :(
Sorry to hear that. We lost our German Shepherd about 6 months ago. Our new Vizsla pup arrives today. So excited to have a dog in the house again, but will still miss our old Shepherd.
Adam Goodrich You will fall in love with your Vizsla! They are just incredible dogs! Velcro Dogs they are known as, as they love to be with you all the time. Mine slept on my bed every night. He wouldn't retire until part of him was in contact with part of me. They need that contact. My boy never smelled a day in his life. Very clean animal. Loads of energy. Wonderful companions.
I'm having a hard time making the decision to get another. Part of me left with him. I held him as he was euthanized. No warning! He was chasing me on the snowmobile the day before. Ate a solid meal that night. Could see a change soon after....white gums....uncomfortable.
In the morning he was in the dark in the basement. I knew at that point it was over.
Good luck with your new pup! You will love him!
@@OleMossyHorn Hello Steve, sorry for the loss of your dog, they are usually the BEST family members
my vizsla is named ruby! she is seven years old and truly the best dog ever, truly a gals best friend. best of times to you and your little ruby❤️
I have a 3 year old female Vizsla and a 7 month old male Vizsla. They are amazing. This video made me proud to have them as my family members. Although they have a strong character, they are very smart and affectionate hence the reason they are known as velcro dogs.
Vizslas are blessings....
I so miss my boy.....
I was lucky to have been his master.
Great video..I had one years ago miss him ..Tears in my eyes..They are great companions..Better then people...Cheers Jeff
Yay! A gorgeous unmutilated vizsla! No tail docking... Congratulations on your good sense and your beautiful dog!
Thank you
It's not mutilation - being a working field breed it is much more humane docking a portion of the tail rather than allowing them to injure the fragile ends of their tails which is extremely difficult to heal and can lead to much larger complications for the dog. Same goes for dewclaws. These dogs can practically turn off their pain receptors when they're in hunt mode, but they will certainly feel it when they get home. That being said - I personally think several field breeds are too short and for non-working pups I love their nice long whippy tails and prefer un-docked :) Ear cropping on the other hand, I don't like it on any breed and don't see any reason to do it.
@@codycuellar if you're working the dog then that's fine. but people dock vizslas tails for aesthetic reasons, and i think that's completely wrong. they have beautiful long tails. they should stay like that.
Vizslas (corrected not Viszla) ) are the best dogs. I love them.
We love them too :)
Except they don't exist.
@@AdolescentDogsUK Love what? Viszlas? Really?
Please don’t forget that there are DOGS and CATS in shelters, that need forever homes to !
@@suesally2103 These people cannot even spell vizsla. I found my doggy on the road, he had only a few seconds to live on that road I am sure before getting run over. You are right, I kinda detest people who buy dogs for money.
At my daycare, we have a vizsla and her parents havent taught her not to jump up yet but its okay cause she gives the sweetest hugs
What a beautiful puppy, and she's so smart! I love those big floppy ears! LOL
Steve Gant , They're velvety soft ears ARE the best, aren't they?!!
That is what i call a proper dog. A lot of time and energy involved so better in a house with kids who also need to burn up energy. Oh and lots of space more suited to rural life or near a beach more than penthouse apartment city life !
Nice job Ruby!! What a gorgeous animal she is! Just beautiful! I have a Ridgeback Hound & she reminds me a little of Ruby 😊
My Vizla's name is Flacco. I bought him as a puppy when Flacco was a rookie here in Baltimore over ten years ago. I joke with my neighbors that I have to start calling him Lamar - what a beautiful, loving personality - all love, all the time.
Such a pleasure to see a well trained and handled dog. Congratulations, you have a beautifully mannered 🐕 who is a credit to you. We are at the 4 month age with our gorgeous V (Rosie) at the moment and her training is coming along nicely too. I look forward to having a dog operating at the level of Ruby, but I'm going to enjoy the journey and the milestones along the way.
A well mannered 🐕 is a pleasure and everyone greatly appreciates it when in public spaces.
Nathan Cash our V is named Rosie as well! So precious and loving.
This is SUPERB training. Our girl is now 3 1/2 yr old. We started with training classes at about 4 or 5 most old at the local Petco. After about 3-4 sessions the trainer said try later because our Vizsla was just too high energy. To this day, she still doesn't listen very well, doesn't come when called & still jumps on ppl when excited. When going for outtings - thru the city we have to have her wear a sound/shock collar. 99% oh the time she responds to the tone. But when she's stalking a squirrel or other small creature, or even a deer,?she's can be so focused she'll become oblivious to everything around her except her target & will dart right out into traffic. GREAT JOB with training Ruby. Our girl's name is Redd. We call her Reddy Redd, lovingly.
She needed to be ran out of energy for class. And Petco sucks
cool report, thank you so much my american Friends, will buy one and keep him as my very very best friend!
It was so adorable how she looked up at the owner affectionately while walking 😍
What an absolutely amazing dog and training myself and my husband have fallen for the Hungarian vizsla and our looking into owning one , your training program looks amazing I hope to find one as good as you we want our dog for cuddles, hiking running and basically to keep us active we also would like to do agility and definitely definitely obedience training and social training with ours from a very small pup
did you get a pup yet?
Im geting a Vizsla in a cuple months and it’s going to be my first dog ever! Thea are Suchorab butiful dogs ever and graceful
My babies name is hector . Lil guy rocked miss him to this day.. still have his bed on our bed been over a year now
My dog is a Vizsla too, my family has had the breed all my life and i got one myself now too. They are such great companions, if you like having a dog as a shadow then they are the breed for you. they are geat people dogs too, mine loves everyone :)
We love Vizslas!
Gyönyörű magyar vizsla..❤
i have a vizsla but he has sooo much energy he could run for hours and still not get tired😭
You need to make sure you're not over exercising, which can make it hard for dogs to settle. Do lots of training and enrichment instead of the extra walk. We cover lots of training ideas in our online classes: www.adolescentdogs.com/clinics
so cute! getting one in 2 weeks!
Ruby the Rockstar!!!
Very good and beautiful dog. Gyönyörű.❤🌞😂and funny.🐶❤🐕
Love my new Viszla! tanner is AMAZING!! Still working with him but looking good; any suggestions on stopping the constant whining?
More exercise
Vizslas are hyper, love the color of their fur, wish my hair was that color. Another breed with that color are the dogue de bordeaux or French mastiff.
Wooow! Just wooow. Congrats!
Nice job. What tools did you use for training. A stimulation collar a pinch collar? Your results are fantastic
We only use positive reward based training. We have over 300 video tutorials on our Online Academy to show you how www.adolescentdogs.com/onlineacademy
My dad's vizsla was named "Banya" for any Hungarian speakers out there
"Banya"??? I'm still laughing, very nice name...
Kő, banya, kispest... :D
alex mentes Hi Alex, your dad had a great sense of humor. I assume that the dog was a female. Banya is a nickname for and old hag or a witch. Not rude, more fun expression. The name made me smile. Although you don’t want to call a young lady that!!
wow this is for me so incredible to see. I am Slovak and live in the Netherlands. I would like to get a vizsla (before I had English cockerspaniel and I trained him quite well myslef). Here everybody goes to the training courses but their vizslas cannot walk in the leash or arents really obedient. Where are you based and do you also do online consultations?
We are in the UK. But you can find our entire training syllabus on our Online Academy and join us from anywhere in the world: www.adolescentdogsacademy.co.uk/p/vip-subscription
@@AdolescentDogsUK brilliant, I have already found your website and I guess I need to thank Corona for being able to use your expertise from abroad. I will keep an eye on your website once I know there is a dog for us. Thank you!
mine is 4 months aswell and is proper trained. But it's easy when he's a puppy. Once he hits puberty, it's gonna be a diferent story
But ofcourse yours is 2years older now xD
Amazing 😃
I need to train my vizsla to come when called there were 2 times she ran out of the house and she wouldn't come when called. That was the first time second time she almost got hit by a car she was so shocked came back to us. But it became a problem
Thank you for watching. See our website for video tutorials: www.adolescentdogs.com
@@AdolescentDogsUK Thank you so much!
Can you Tell me what training you used for walking the heel? I have big problems with that....
Our online courses show our methods: www.adolescentdogs.com/online-courses2.html
Hi see you are near Guildford, we are Cranleigh way, who and where was your trainer based? Ant details you can share?
Our company is based in Ewhurst, near Cranleigh, with trainers in Ewhurst, Godalming, Guildford, Winchester, Redhill and Worthing. You can find our details here: www.adolescentdogs.com
After seeing this video I start to believe that there is hope for me to teach my belove vizsla moron not to jump on people. Just how did you guys manage to do it? You are awesome! Cheers!
@The Clown A Greedy vizsla is highly trainable and a very smart dog breed indeed 😎😂
we tried getting this air spray corrector from the pet store, when you push a button it will spray some air out which scares them off from jumping on you and it worked for many other things too, that with positive reinforcement snapped our V out of it quick
Magdalena Hufnagel i wish I could train your dog
My vizla is called cassy
We have an online course: www.adolescentdogs.com/online-courses2.html
Klasse, Supi, Beautyfull!!!!!
do they have a borther or sister
No joke I have a 4 month old vizsla called Ruby!!!!!!
When did they stop docking Vizslas’ tails? They look like a hound now. Triggered!
At what age can you start the training? How early?
We start training puppies from 8 weeks of age
😍😍😍❤❤❤❤🐕🐕
Which word do You use for emergency stop?
Alice, we train it on the word "Wait". So the command is generalised so wait means wait, whether the dog is either moving or sitting/laying down
@@AdolescentDogsUK thanks a lot you for your answer! 😀
@@WinryAnna no problem. But remember you are only pairing a "noise" to a behaviour. So you could say "potato" if you wanted :) the word isn't important, until the behaviour has been trained. Once the dog knows it, its important to use the same word consistently
@@AdolescentDogsUK potato haha! I used to train horses and riders and would explain horses dont know English and can be trained to trot when you say rhubarb lol! Beautiful puppy heel work - and all the rest, of course. I'm about to purchase a V pup since our lab just passed. I have had 2 Vs before, one became a bench champ, but now I just want a buddy for hiking and jogging.
I have one called Hugo
I have a Vizsla to my dogs name is Layla
I would recognize guildford highstreet anywhere
very keen eyed Stephan. Alot of our trainers are in the Guildford area, Its a fantastic town to use for distraction training. Generally very busy.
I have a wire hired vizla
💋🥰🥰🥰🥰
Treat training.
I have a vizla
My personal opinion is that I like the "before" version where the dog seems happy and energetic, not "programmed" and acting a certain way for dog treats. Yes, there are obvious cons to allowing the dog to be natural, but I think it shows more personality and less robotics.
The video only shows the dog in training mode, because this is what their owner has paid for us to do. Training allows dogs to have more freedom than an untrained dog would ever be able to have, and to go to more places than an untrained dog will ever be able to go to. Its not about being robotic, its about being a pleasure to take our dogs anywhere, confident in the knowledge that they are safe, well behaved and able to enjoy the freedom they deserve
a sporting dog is happiest with a job, where they are constantly pleasing their human! A spoiled puppy will become an adult who is either banished outside or crated, or always being yelled at, which would make for one miserable Vizsla!! It is a huge favor to train your pup when to work and when to play at a moments notice, then everybody is joyful!
My vizslas name is also ruby ☺️
Wow
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I’m sorry to say this is animal abuse..... that dog was bred to be in a country setting, hunting it’s heart out, pointing, flushing out and retrieving birds. putting a leash on this bitch and taking her for walks on city streets is a low down dirty shame.😞
It doesn't mean that this is all the dog is used for, a leash and city life. Discipline is still a good thing.
They can have both training and free hunting fun.
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