Hungarian Vizslas are famous as Hungary’s national dog. They are better known as hunters and their first trip to central europe from Hungary had been made during 13-14th centuries. Talking about Hungarian Vizslas breed, they are one of the most purest dog breeds in the world. They are usually active and happy go lucky and their temparament is easy.
Personality wise, Hungarian Vizslas falls in between a Spaniel and a Pointer. They are known to be difficult to train due to their stubborn yet sensitive nature. Their sensitivity to odor is so strong that even if you were offering it food, and at the same time it finds another interesting odor to chase after, it will happily pursue the fantasy of finding what is giving off the smell.
Hungarian Vizslas are usually timid when it comes to social behavior so it is a good idea to socialize the dog from an early stage. Hungarian Vizslas almost always live harmoniously with children and with other dogs, so we can safely assume that Hungarian Vizslas will make good friends at home.
These dogs should be ideally brought up in a house with a garden as they will not like or survive an apartment life. Hungarian Vizslas also needs daily exercise to keep it fit and prompt and it may be the happiest if it is given a job such as to hunt or retrieve. So the best bet is that an owner who enjoys jogging or a hunting will thoroughly enjoy the company of this dog.
Patience is a virtue for any owner of a Hungarian Vizslas plus physical strength is a must because Hungarian Vizslas because they would grow up to 21 24 inches at the shoulder and would weight up to 45-60 pounds.
The short yet low coat that is one of the trademark features of Hungarian Vizslas (the same thing that made them survive through the warmer climate in Southern Hungary) need frequent brushing and grooming. So make sure you allocate the enough time aside for training and grooming for your dear Hungarian Vizsla.
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