Hungarian Wirehaired Vizsla Discussions

Hungarian Wirehaired Vizsla

Lovely, lovely dog. I would love one, I love whiskery breeds.

I love them...met a couple at a show last year and was soo impressed.They really stood out for me.

I met some at Midlands show in Nov last year at Stafford, really loved them as well, was very very tempted

Sarika (means princess in Hungarian) is our first HWV. At sixteen months at the time of posting she is an absolute joy. The breed is renowned for its intelligence and trainability, loyalty and very affectionate nature. Sarika has all that in abundance - it is worth going out just to get her "welcome home". She is great company. She has started her gundog training for fun, and that is what it is - FUN. I recommend the breed.



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and me and my Sarika



Regards,
David

What breeding is she.

she is lovely, I must admit, although I have acouple of friends who breed Smooth coated, if I owned one it would be the Wirehaired.

my friend has a smooth coated viszla , now has a 12 week wire haired viszla , both boys.

Just beautiful, I want one of those now too.

And another pic of Sarika



and Max claims that he is a gundog by association or alternatively that he has a harem!!



Regards
David

Beautiful looking dog!

Well have to put my hands up, didnt know you could get a wirehaired vizsla, only ever met smooth coats.

Can anyone advise me on the correct colours of the vizslas?

Debs

I believe that vizsla's come in one colour but many shades lol! Should be a tan from 'golden sand to russet' according to the breed standard! The other dog in the picture I believe is a solvakian rough coated pointer, I'm sure I'll be corrected on that one lol!
Becky

thanks Mahooli

Debs

Cor! Now if I was to have a gundog, it might well be one of those! They're scrummy!

Hi, some recent interest in the Slovakian Rough Haired Pointers encouraged me to put some new pics of Purdey in the thread. And while I am here some new Sarika pics too. She continues to be an absolute delight and those eyes.........!

In Max's basket (purdey chewed!)



I hope you like them.
David

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And, otter impression



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Regards,
David

Nice dogs afraid they dont do it for me though we have smooth haored vizslas...

Call me picky but the problem I find with some Vizlas and Weims, even GSP's is that their faces and bodies in general look kind of boney which doesnt appeal to me. I think thats why I prefer GWP's, HWV's and SRP's because the coat type softens the face.

Vizslas are russet gold wire haired and smooth haired