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Over the years many times we have gotten the question, “What will my Wirehaired Vizsla pup look like when they are grown?” This is a difficult question as it can be hard to determine what kind of coat length and the amount of wires of each Wirehaired pup by the time they reach 8 weeks […]

What does it mean to strip the fur of a Wirehaired Vizsla? Wirehaired Vizslas may come with a variety of different types of coats. They may come with a thick, dense wiry coat. Others may have furnishings mainly on their beard, eyebrows, belly, and/or legs with smoother hair on the rest of their body. Others […]

Our goal with our breeding program is to provide a great family dog to those who choose our kennel. We also like to encourage traits that will produce in the field. We try to hunt our dogs as much as we find time, our main bird of choice being the chukar. If you have not […]

I know the feeling of being outside of your element. I have had the opportunity to be in a raft that was capsized going through rapids. I still remember the feeling of being under water moving wherever the water would take me, and not knowing up from down. I have found that I prefer staying […]

Training a Wirehaired Vizsla puppy can be so fun and rewarding. It also can come with itschallenges. We currently have a pup from Cash and Danger’s February litter that we are holding forsomeone until June. Due to this unique circumstance, we thought we could shed some light on oursituation and share a few things about […]

Anyone who has owned a Wirehaired Vizsla KNOWS that these dogs LOVE their people. And would do anything to be with their people 24 hours of every-day. Because they are so family-oriented, this breed of dog does best with someone in the family being home with them the majority of the day as they can […]

Energetic, expressive, affectionate, highly intelligent, gentle, sensitive, and eager to please are some words that one might use to describe a Wirehaired Vizsla. This breed was originally created by hunters in Hungary that wanted for a small game hunting dog with a thicker and more durable coat. This was done by crossing Vizslas with a […]