Everyone who is thinking about a vizsla should see your video! You are a perfect vizsla owner, doing all the exercise ,fun things ! I am inspired to take my two too the creek this evening!
Your 'Baby' is precious. Vizsla's and my two Weimar's (Baron and Kozmo) have human brains. Only two breeds i'll ever own. Smartest and most loving breeds. Enjoyable Vid.
We thought we were buying a red nose pitt... turns out she is a Vizsla-Pitt mix. We found this out buy watching Dogs 101. I never heard of this breed until then. Now we are IN LOVE with the breed. These dogs have so much love to give that it can "at times" be over whelming. Also, they are the most silliest and goofiest dogs I've been fortunate to be around. Couldn't imagine life without her now.
That's the way, get the dogs following you on the mountain bike. I have 2 black labs and the absolutely love running behind me or in front. I sometime do 20 miles with them, with plenty of rest in between.
I'm picking up my vizsla pup in 2 weeks. My biggest goal is to train him to accompany me off leash while on my mountain bike. I saw your earlier suggestions. I was planning at an early age just to introduce him to bikes and trails. I like your tip about recall. Any tips for getting the dog to stay behind the bike - i know you mentioned that could be an issue
If you find some treats he values as a higher reward then you can pattern him to receive treats intermittently only when he is following behind. I didn't have to do that with mine and most folks I've talked to say their dog seems to have a good sense of being behind the bike anyway. They're a pretty smart breed; I bet it won't take him long to figure out what to do.
Exactly, they will figure it out. My GSP refuses to stay behind my bike. But my Vizsla always ran at heel just beside the rear wheel. Vs are amazing dogs.
I really really want a Vizsla, I just love them, however, I question if I should get one because they are a high energy dog and needs tons of exercise almost all day everyday. I will be working so I'm not sure how I can incorporate that. I do love outdoors and do outdoor activity, but not too excessively. Heard you can mentally tire your Vizsla, hope that will work.
+J8270361507 you should consider bringing your future vizla to a doggie daycare or have someone spend some time with him/her while you're at work. Having such a high energy dog alone for longer than some hours on a regular base will not end well.
I recommend one, just have a backyard that they can run around, they just run in the backyard for fun. Just make sure to walk them once a day like every other dog.
Work on recall first (in case of other dogs, animals etc.) Many seem to not like too much separation from their owners anyway so they will usually stick with you. Ours is quite used to running with the bike but will still dive in front sometimes so you have to stay on your toes for that!
Relax, she's licking the residue off the ice cream container not wolfing down a double scoop like you and I would. You're of course generally correct. I think most folks know that it's not good practice to feed chocolate to your dog... or ice cream for that matter.
Wow that dog is so completely UNTRAINED....disaster waiting to happen. Jumping up and down at the door like that...ridiculous. Please get yourself some training so you can make your dog stable.........so sad.
Why because I know the breed and temperament of vizslas? They are commonly viewed as untrained or not diciplined when in fact their genetic make up is what makes them act this way. They are known as a velcro breed for a reason. So pull your head out if your ASS, and have a nice day
Gotta get me a Viszla! Love those Hungarians! Always said if I was ever going to have a pointing hound, it would be a Viszla. Wonderful film!!
Everyone who is thinking about a vizsla should see your video! You are a perfect vizsla owner, doing all the exercise ,fun things ! I am inspired to take my two too the creek this evening!
Excellent video showing the true personalities of these lively dogs! Hard work but keeps you on your toes ;)
I'm diggin' the little competitive nudge at 3:30. She's sort of saying "Come on let's step it up." Great breed, love the Vizsla!
I love Vizsla make great trail dogs, a Viz will be my next dog. Love your video, sure glad to see you come home Chad.
And what an amazing puppy you have.
We have got a vizsla too and we have exactly the Same experience with this kind of dog.FANTASTIC!👍😍😄
Gorgeous vizsla! Ours is just as bonkers!!
I love this video! It makes me happy and now I want to go home and hang out with my V! :)
Your 'Baby' is precious. Vizsla's and my two Weimar's (Baron and Kozmo) have human brains. Only two breeds i'll ever own. Smartest and most loving breeds. Enjoyable Vid.
Lots of clever shots in there, nice work. And that pup can run crazy fast! Holy crap!
I know a family that wants to get a Vizsla pup. I’m not sure they could handle a dog with this activity level
Wow, your dog is so much fun!! :)
We thought we were buying a red nose pitt... turns out she is a Vizsla-Pitt mix. We found this out buy watching Dogs 101. I never heard of this breed until then. Now we are IN LOVE with the breed. These dogs have so much love to give that it can "at times" be over whelming. Also, they are the most silliest and goofiest dogs I've been fortunate to be around. Couldn't imagine life without her now.
That's the way, get the dogs following you on the mountain bike.
I have 2 black labs and the absolutely love running behind me or in front.
I sometime do 20 miles with them, with plenty of rest in between.
I'm picking up my vizsla pup in 2 weeks. My biggest goal is to train him to accompany me off leash while on my mountain bike. I saw your earlier suggestions. I was planning at an early age just to introduce him to bikes and trails. I like your tip about recall. Any tips for getting the dog to stay behind the bike - i know you mentioned that could be an issue
OK. I have a 1 year old Viszla and would love to take him Mt. Biking. Any training tips?
Mine CRAZY!!
just perfect. absolutely perfect! thank you!!!
If you find some treats he values as a higher reward then you can pattern him to receive treats intermittently only when he is following behind. I didn't have to do that with mine and most folks I've talked to say their dog seems to have a good sense of being behind the bike anyway. They're a pretty smart breed; I bet it won't take him long to figure out what to do.
Exactly, they will figure it out. My GSP refuses to stay behind my bike. But my Vizsla always ran at heel just beside the rear wheel. Vs are amazing dogs.
a well loved dog... anyone have issues with super sore hind legs after too much swimming. the vizsla not the person:)
Great video thank you for sharing. Lulu is amazing
Always the center of attention
One busy Vizsla and great video.
I have a vizsla to
I really really want a Vizsla, I just love them, however, I question if I should get one because they are a high energy dog and needs tons of exercise almost all day everyday. I will be working so I'm not sure how I can incorporate that. I do love outdoors and do outdoor activity, but not too excessively. Heard you can mentally tire your Vizsla, hope that will work.
+J8270361507 you should consider bringing your future vizla to a doggie daycare or have someone spend some time with him/her while you're at work. Having such a high energy dog alone for longer than some hours on a regular base will not end well.
I recommend one, just have a backyard that they can run around, they just run in the backyard for fun. Just make sure to walk them once a day like every other dog.
Look ma no kids, just dogs...
Work on recall first (in case of other dogs, animals etc.) Many seem to not like too much separation from their owners anyway so they will usually stick with you. Ours is quite used to running with the bike but will still dive in front sometimes so you have to stay on your toes for that!
Thank you. I should make note though that she is very small for the breed, She is actually 3 y/o.
Hey I use the same toilet paper! What are the odds...?
nice video
That guy who posted that racist comment on here is seriously ignorant. It's 2017 and there is still racism that bad, that's just sad.
I agree; it does make me sad as well to read comments like that. I hope he is just a Troll and was looking for a reaction.
WoW!!!!
Dont give dogs chocco or nugat!
Relax, she's licking the residue off the ice cream container not wolfing down a double scoop like you and I would. You're of course generally correct. I think most folks know that it's not good practice to feed chocolate to your dog... or ice cream for that matter.
It's fine to give them vanilla ice cream (as long as it's not too often) and yes chocolate isn't good for dogs but a little bit won't hurt them.
Wow that dog is so completely UNTRAINED....disaster waiting to happen. Jumping up and down at the door like that...ridiculous. Please get yourself some training so you can make your dog stable.........so sad.
Happy though!
clearly you know nothing about the vizsla breed. do a little research about the breed before you sound like an idiot.
Pull your head out your arse Karl.
Why because I know the breed and temperament of vizslas? They are commonly viewed as untrained or not diciplined when in fact their genetic make up is what makes them act this way. They are known as a velcro breed for a reason. So pull your head out if your ASS, and have a nice day
Lol touchy!