Hungarian Vizsla
Gundog groupSize: Large
About the Hungarian Vizsla
Evidence suggests the russet gold Vizsla was employed in falconry on the central plains of Hungary from the 14th century onwards. Its fine, slightly greasy coat equips it perfectly for working in high temperatures. In the late 19th century, the dwindling population was outcrossed with pointing dogs, and after many were lost during the World Wars, refugees from Hungary helped resurrect the breed. Elegant and moderately boned, the Vizsla possesses a true nobility in its head and carriage.
Hungarian Vizsla key facts
- Breed name
- Hungarian Vizsla
- Breed group
- Gundog
- Size
- Large
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