There’s a reason why the Vizsla is sometimes referred to as “Velcro Vizsla” – they just want to be with you so much. This is definitely a people-centric breed, so be prepared for some serious bonding time if you decide to add a Vizsla to your family. And you should! This breed is friendly and fun, plus they have plenty of smarts when it comes to learning new things. Also, their coat is a lovely shade of golden rust that’s a cinch to take care of. So really, as long as you give them an hour of quality exercise time everyday (and plenty of love), you’ll have an ideal companion on your hands.
Is a Vizsla the right kind of dog for you? There are a lot of things to consider when adding a dog to your life, so we’ve covered just about everything you’ll need to know in this in-depth breed profile.
Breed Characteristics
Key
- Low
- Medium
- High
- Origin: Hungary
- Size:
- Weight: 46-65 pounds
- Lifespan: 10 to 14 years
- Breed group: Sporting
- Activity level:
- Barking/howling level:
- Good with dogs: yes
- Good with kids: yes
- Good with cats:
- Easy to groom:
- Easy to train:
- Protective: