Looking for Vizsla puppy

[Rick Jameson]

I'm in the market for a pointer for my soon to come gos. I'm partial to Vizslas but have not had any luck finding a resonably priced one. If anyone is breeding or knows a breeder, I would be very interested!! I would also consider a GSP or a Brittney

[Chris L.]

Rick,
I have a wire haired Vizsla, Cheap and those do not go hand in hand.frus. So I know your pain. There are a few breeders her on NAFEX. What I did is, searched google and started calling around. You can help knock a few dollars off if you tell them your not going to breed him/her.

Also, I dont think the smooth coats are that expensive. just a thought

good luck

[tyler1998]

Rick,

Did you have any luck finding that Vizsla?

[rocgwp]

If you haven't found a viszla yet, you mighht contact Wes Collins and see where he got his. His female Lola is one of the best hunting viszlas I've seen in a while.

[cnoel08]

If you haven't found a viszla yet, you mighht contact Wes Collins and see where he got his. His female Lola is one of the best hunting viszlas I've seen in a while.

thanks, ill let him know...he doesnt get on this site often

[falcipiter]

Rick,
I am now on my fifth Vizsla. And I usually have them around until the age of 13. All of them have come from Galyen Gerrish, (Find him in the NAFA directory.) Galyen is a long time falconer and Vizsla breeder. He has run them in trials and shows. The best falconry dog there is although some can be a bit high strung. The breed goes back 1000 years and were bred specifically for falconry. Email me privately if you cannont find his number.
In the "Art",
Michael

[Rick Jameson]

Thanks for the help guys... Looks like I'm gonna have to pass on the Viz this season. I was hoping to get one a couple of months back and already have him started, but things didn't work out. Now I'm entering my busy season managing a marina so I'll have my hands full with that and imprinting my hopefully soon to hatch gos. I've got a good flush dog, but she just doesn't have it in her to point (and I'm not going to try to slow her down with a shock collar b/c she is very soft and I don't want her to shut down). My modified plan now is to start out a viz next season during the molt. Thanks again for the info, I'm sure I'll be looking it up next spring!!
Rick

[wesleyc6]

Thanks for the help guys... Looks like I'm gonna have to pass on the Viz this season. I was hoping to get one a couple of months back and already have him started, but things didn't work out. Now I'm entering my busy season managing a marina so I'll have my hands full with that and imprinting my hopefully soon to hatch gos. I've got a good flush dog, but she just doesn't have it in her to point (and I'm not going to try to slow her down with a shock collar b/c she is very soft and I don't want her to shut down). My modified plan now is to start out a viz next season during the molt. Thanks again for the info, I'm sure I'll be looking it up next spring!!
Rick

Rick,
If I find a suitable male for Lola, I may very well breed her next spring. If so, I will sell them at a modest price. She has turned out to be everything I want in a dog. I sold the best dog I ever had for reasons I couldn't help and I thought I would never find a replacement for her, but I like Lola just as much. Lola is a natural pointer that has never had a check cord on her and has become a good dog in the water too and retrieves pretty well on wild game too with almost no training. I think you will like your Vizsla when you get one!

[skooky20]

wes please keep us posted if you breed your vizsla in the spring. i also would be very interested in getting one. I have wanted one for some time and now being in arizona with all the quail around i really want one.

[wesleyc6]

wes please keep us posted if you breed your vizsla in the spring. i also would be very interested in getting one. I have wanted one for some time and now being in arizona with all the quail around i really want one.

I sure will Chris.

[Hawkmom]

www.southeasternguidedogs.org They have Vizlas that they use for guide dogs and the field. The low maintenance coat and their biddable temperment make them a great guide dog.

[Hawkmom]

I mean: www.guidedogs.org