10 Reasons Why You Should Get a Vizsla

Vizslas, with their distinctive golden-rust coat and affectionate nature, make wonderful pets for the right families or individuals. Here are ten compelling reasons to consider bringing a Vizsla into your home.
00:00 - Intro
00:14 - Number 1: Exceptional Companionship
00:33 - Number 2: Highly Intelligent
00:50 - Number 3: Versatile Sporting Dogs
01:07 - Number 4: Great Family Pets
01:23 - Number 5: Low Maintenance Coat
01:40 - Number 6: Adaptability
01:58 - Number 7: Healthy Breed
02:13 - Number 8: Natural Watchdogs
02:29 - Number 9: Perfect Exercise Partners
02:44 - Number 10: Emotional Sensitivity
03:06 - Outro
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[@Kysushanz]

My Viz dog gets 10 ~ 12 km every day - broken up into two walks, morning and afternoon. He has been incredibly easy to train - doesn't jump on people like the dogs in this video. He waits for me to "introduce" him to people before he approaches them [usually] - I simply say to him "Say hello" and he will walk up to them and push in for a cuddle. He exercises/walks off leash and will do so in the city when I go to the cafe [he simply walks at heel]; in the park, he casts far and wide but always checks where I am and if he is "allowed" to go further. He obeys [immediately] voice and hand-signal commands. He is now 4 years old and is amazingly calm and great around other dogs, children and people. Compared to other dogs I've had, he is quite a stand-out; love him to bits!!

[@VizslaGuy]

Vee-sh-lah please, not vizzla ;) :)

[@Raghnall55]

I assume you live in Hungary and want to teach the world how to pronounce vizsla