Thread: ***VIZSLA PUPS***

Originally Posted by horihunter

Dam they are a lot chubbyer than the adult version

Mate that blue collared fella is a monster-he's twice as large and heavy as most of his litter mates. Will be a big dog as he looks like the rolly dog with the amount of loose skin he has to fill still. Paws on him like dinner plates.

Originally Posted by 1Sika

Mate that blue collared fella is a monster-he's twice as large and heavy as most of his litter mates. Will be a big dog as he looks like the rolly dog with the amount of loose skin he has to fill still. Paws on him like dinner plates.

Will you do a trade in? One gsp low millage ? . That blue collar one is the bomb

Originally Posted by Munsey

Will you do a trade in? One gsp low millage ? . That blue collar one is the bomb

Haha nice.......

I like the look of the blue collar one, if I wasnt at my capacity fordogs I would be very tempted by him

Originally Posted by horihunter

I like the look of the blue collar one, if I wasnt at my capacity fordogs I would be very tempted by him

He is a machine-I'm really surprised he hasn't been picked. Maybe because people will struggle to be able to afford to feed him I'm sure you can fit another hunting machine with your pack

I'll show the pic to my wife and see if I can win her over although she did say "I'm never going through another f*^%king Vizsla puppy again!!!" She didnt share my love of the pups endless energy and intolerance of standing still haha

I would have thought big blue would be the first to go!!! My one complaint about the breed is how hard it can be to put/keep a bit of fat on them, he looks like he will carry a bit more weight and be ideal, someone get him before I have to apply for a 3 dog license

I am looking into getting a dog verry shortly and have always had my eyes on the weimarenas , most of my mates have the vizslas but they all seem to be uncontrolable? is this the owner? how do they compare?

100% the owner with any dog. Weimeraners are a spent force as hunting dogs in NZ. Viszlas would be among the easiest to handle of versatiles.

Originally Posted by Ruff

100% the owner with any dog. Weimeraners are a spent force as hunting dogs in NZ. Viszlas would be among the easiest to handle of versatiles.

Yip oneshotkill you NEED a vizsla

Sorry im a bit new to the fourm... how do I pm you or contact you? Am keen on a bit more info from you..
Have just ordered 400 meters of fencing for my property to dog proof things but was hoping to get one a bit later in the year so i can train after work in daylight.

Originally Posted by Ruff

100% the owner with any dog. Weimeraners are a spent force as hunting dogs in NZ. Viszlas would be among the easiest to handle of versatiles.

So Ruff are you saying that all dogs are born equal? And that unlike us humans they are never born with mental disabilities or variations in their IQ?
My limited experience is that some dogs are born just complete nutters and really should be on meds. Just like some humans.
What do you think?

Originally Posted by Tahr

So Ruff are you saying that all dogs are born equal? And that unlike us humans they are never born with mental disabilities or variations in their IQ?
My limited experience is that some dogs are born just complete nutters and really should be on meds. Just like some humans.
What do you think?

all dogs are not born equal..... but then again all handlers are not born equal as well.
what may come across as a complete nut job to you may be the second coming to someone else.
rule of thumb, the higher the drive the better the trainer required.

oneshotkill I haver no vested interest in these pups, just for the record... but I am a professional trainer and if I can help with advice feel free to give me a call tomorrow 075492932 advice is free, happy to try and help and the real name is clark.

Thanks... will give you a call after 7pm