Female: 21 to 23.5 inches (53 to 60 cm), Weight: Between 48.5 and 66 lbs (22-30 kg). Male: 22.5 to 25 inches (57 to 64 cm) Z Tachejw - Rvidszr Magyar Vizsla. Zldmli Csand at stud for qualified wirehaired bitches. (For more information on selecting a breeder, see the articles on the main General Information page. The Wirehaired loves water and has a very strong retrieving instinct. In an effort to produce a Vizsla with a more protective coat for work in water and rough conditions on land, the Smooth Vizsla was crossed with the German Wirehaired Pointer. We breed both for work and show! Palownia's Kennel is located in Hamburg, PA. Pospataki Drotos Aprod was imported from Hungary and is the first WHV Champion in the American Rare Breed Association. The Wirehaired Vizsla is a robust dog with a much stronger bone structure and slightly larger frame than the Smooth Vizsla. Breeding of any dog should not be done until after they have been proven to be free of evidence of significant hereditary diseases. He shares many of the Smooth Vizslas characteristics, such as intelligence, devotion, an even temperament with excellent scenting abilities. All are nice family members and some hunt. We also imported Eszter-Hazi Drotos Alkony and Ajsa from Hungary. We have one in Alaska and two in Canada and throughout the US. 239 for the Hungarian Wire-Haired Pointer (Vizsla) (Drtzr Magyar Vizsla). Our Wirehaired Vizslas are of the top Vizslas in Hungary. Height: CKC Breed Standard for the Wirehaired Vizsla, UKC Breed Standard for the Hungarian Wire-Haired Vizsla, The Kennel Club (U.K.) Breed Standard for the Hungarian Wirehaired Vizsla, FCI Breed Standard No. Welsh Terrier and Wirehaired Hungarian Vizslas Kennel. The Wirehaired Vizsla originated in Hungary around the 1930s. Palownia's Sanibal Sally won the Best of Oposite Sex at the AKC Eukanuba National Championship in FloridaDecember 2011. One of our puppies is a Therapy Dog, one is a Falconer Dog andsome are being shown and one even dances. It is also believed that the Bloodhound, Irish Setter, as well as the Hertha Pointer and Pudel Pointer were introduced during the development of the breed to produce the Hungarian Wirehaired Pointer a stronger and more robust breed than the Smooth Vizsla. Wirehaired Hungarian Vizsla and Labrador retriever. Hunting dogs for show and for work. Hungarian Wirehaired Vizslas from the original home of the breed! *NOTE 2: The Fdration Cynologique International (FCI) is the World Canine Organization, which includes 91 members and contract partners (one member per country) that each issue their own pedigrees and train their own judges. If you are considering the adoption of a Vizsla puppy, or any breed, it is very important to be selective in choosing a responsible and reputable breeder. We are planning a litter in a few months between Aprod and Ajsa. Co-sponsored by the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (OFA) and the American Kennel Club (AKC) Canine Health Foundation, CHIC works with parent clubs to identify health screening protocols appropriate for individual breeds. The FCI recognizes 344 breeds, with each being the property of a specific country. Hungarian Wirehaired Vizsla's, selected by temperament, working ability and of course with that beautiful appearance which is so typical for these wonderful dogs. Home for the most succesful hungarian shorthaired and wirehaired vizslas both in work and shows! The owner countries write the standards of these breeds in co-operation with the Standards and Scientific Commissions of the FCI, and the translation and updating are carried out by the FCI. The Wirehaired Vizsla has a tough wiry coat that is dark yellow and should be even in colour throughout. Please visit our webpage! Ensure that the prospective puppys parents have all health clearances. Top Vizslas in Hungary! Quodian's Wire and Shorthair Vizsla's since 1984Striving For:Natural Ability * Sound Structure * Excellent Temperaments * Whole Health. 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The outer coat is coarse and hard and about 11/4 to 13/4 inches in length. For the Vizsla, health clearances should include OFA, OVC or PennHIP certified clear of Hip Dysplasia; CERF certification for eyes diseases; as well as testing and clearances for Thyroid disorders, and Congenital Heart Disease. Palownia's Bahama Mama won Best of Breed in 2012 and Best of Oposite Sex in 2013. CanadasGuideToDogs.com is an Amazon Associate as well as a participant in various affiliate programs, as such fees are earned from qualifying purchases. Dogs tested in accordance with the parent club established requirements, that have their results registered and made available in the public domain are issued CHIC numbers. To learn more, visit: www.caninehealthinfo.org.