We have had the same experience with our vizsla pup! When she is awake and outside of her crate, all attention has to be on her to make sure she's not getting into things. We use the crate a lot to help us with that. She goes in the crate any time we need to be able to concentrate on something else. As long as she gets adequate exercise, she has no problem being in the crate. She just falls asleep! Your pup is growing up so fast! You all are doing great and he is such a happy guy!
It’s hard work isn’t it! The problem is unless he is exhausted it’s really hard to put him in the crate as he screams the house down! Something we need to work on! Thank you for your nice comments. 😊🐾
Brianne - did you crate in the day from Day 1? What amount of time in the day did you start with if you don't mind me asking? Hoping for a similar experience to this! Thanks.
@@teamgritocr4291 Hi, yes we tried crating him for naps in the day from the beginning. We would put him in there when he was really tired, we didn’t do it for a particular time just once he woke up we would get him out. He didn’t like it at the start but now it’s really the only place he will sleep really well as if he naps on the sofa the slightest thing wakes him up. 😊🐾
I used a playpen ( set up in a corner of a quiet room) to help him calm down when I have to go to work (even WFH), I do need me time! Nothing can be done if he is awake and always wants you to play with him. So have to set up a calm zone for him to stay alone for a while. My vizsla is currently ~15wk, he can stay in the playpen for 2 hours if we keep quitely working upstairs.
Awwww he is looking so handsome! Harley is exactly the same, walking sometimes we get it spot on other times nope, just nope but we ride the wave. We find running around in the house with him a little bit while having playtime makes him even more tired so he behaves that little bit more when it comes to nap time just on his bed ( without the crate). He also have a designated playpen area which is his downstairs space when we can’t keep an eye on him - we did have to cable tie it to our sturdy breakfast bar as the monkey learnt very quick if he jumps up on it it moves 🙈 He has destroyed all of his soft toys including the kong teddy, so will have to top up on more indestructible toys that are soft as he prefers soft to anything else - must be a viz thing ☺️
Thank you! He is hard work, if you start running around with him inside it just winds him up even more and he turns into Jaws! Outside is much easier though, just hard when it’s pouring with rain! We had a play pen but he’s too big for it now, although it saved us at the start. I should have got a degree in animal behaviour before we got him! 🤣🤣🐾
@@LordCannonTheVizsla it’s such hard work and at times I just need to walk away as it just gets a little too much 😫 - can 100% relate with everything! So much so that I’ve decided to invest a little and we’re looking for a puppy trainer near us to help give me some pointers - hopefully it will help. Sleeping is no issue at all - he knows what bed time is ( with the odd night that he wakes up around 2am but he goes straight back to sleep) but it’s during the day when I need to focus on work, I feel like I’m letting him down when I can’t do much with him till the evening. He too gets really wound up inside but as soon as he gets too wound up we stop then resume once he seems chilled enough. Really think we deserve some sort of puppy survivor badge 🤪
@@LordCannonTheVizsla till then keep calm and carry on 🙃.. Good luck trying to find one as covid means a lot of them are only allowed to do online sessions - to be honest at this stage I’ll even take that as like you say just want to know what I’m going wrong and where we can do better 😊
The Vizsla is originally a bird hunting dog, full of energy to run down, which he does an entire day long while helping to the hunter. He is always very eager to fulfill your wishes, so always give him some tasks while walking/runing outside (throw a little ball or stick to bring him back etc). Let him work by runing, but be a part of his game. This is what the Vizsla always wants, to keep close to his loved ones. Even inside, he wish to play with you always. If not, he will get freak. If he does something wrong (bites, jumps, etc.), just correct and repeat him by saying a hard NO. He is smart and learn the boundaries quickly. I know it is very tough, he requires at least as much time and energy of the owner as a small child. But it worth, you will get his lifelong faithfullness and love.
These videos are all so familiar. Our vizsla is now 7 months and the behaviours were exactly the same as Cannons. However everytime we thought he was improving (walk to heel), he would revert back to pulling and forget he was ever taught. Consistency and perservience is key with this breed. Its quite tedious but all the hard work will pay off. Our boy now sees a pet gun dog trainer who is teaching him discipline (as our boy was just stubborn and didnt listen to us at all) and he is learning he is bottom of the pack, slowly. I have heard they dont calm down into the wonderful family dog we all hope for until around 4 years old. There is a few vizslas where we live and this seems very evident - a 2 year old is still crazy and in regular training with a gun dog trainer. It does get a bit easier though, but they are a tough breed. We are all in it together and with everything you guys have documented we have seen and sometimes worse with ours! I would strongly recommend a trainer who works with Vizslas if you dont seen an improvement by 6 months!! Good luck, loving the videos and keep going!
Thank you so much for your nice comments, I appreciate it a lot. Nice to hear that it’s not just us! He knows pretty much every dog word but will only do the command when he wants to! I’m looking into gun dog training and I’ve started doing retrieve with him. We are looking for a Vizsla trainer in Cornwall but they seem hard to come by. Thank you again! 😊
Thanks for your videos, really helpful! We hope to get our wirehaired Vizsla in 3 to 4 weeks - we cannot wait! But good to hear and see the realities of owning a dog! Good luck and great job!
Our Lab Boxer etc mix looked like a Rhodesian without a ridge. She was just as energetic until about 2yo. She would chase tennis balls I would throw for hours. Another game we learned is hide and seek. We would have her sit in the kitchen, then go to one of the bedrooms and tell her to come. We rewarded her with a treat. Early training pups learning is contextual. A sit in the kitchen is not the same as a sit in the bed room or back yard. They need to be taught to sit in every room of the house and back yard. Soon they understand sit means any time any where you say to sit. Perhaps if he does not chase tennis balls. you could put a Kong toy on a rope hung from a tether ball pole he could bat around and chase. Our girl was so wild (rescue dog) I had to place her on her back and lye on top of her till she stopped squirming to show her I was the Alpha, NOT her. That helped a lot. A Vizsla breeder said place the puppy on his back in a submission pose hold him/her down till they stop squirming then they will know YOU are the Alpha dog, and what you say goes, Otherwise they will be the Alpha and a holy terror and nearly impossible to train.
our pup is the same with other dogs children etc so have started using the wait command from feeding times. So when I see people approaching i make her wait on the lead or off the lead - however on the beach imposible - heel walking is hard going as you say some days good others not.
It’s really hard, I’ve been getting him into a sit when someone approaches which he does well but as soon as they get close he starts jumping up! Will try with the wait. 😊🐾
@@LordCannonTheVizsla with the wait command you can stretch it out when its food time. we prepare Nala's food in the kitchen in front of her sitting and waiting and sometimes take our time and it seems to work as if she starts jumping we just stop !! so she learns to sit tight and food will come. also use it for traffic "wait" whilst cars go by - not necesarly "sit" just wait e.g. stopped before crossing road or going over a style gate door etc. Good luck - its years sinse I trained a pup never a vizsla though so its all new to me !
@@ritchiechristopher5603 thank you, we do have him wait when we are getting his dinner but like you do we should wait a bit longer so he gets into good practice! Will work on the wait with walking. 😊🐾
@@LordCannonTheVizsla we love watching your videos as we are going through the same process with Nala who for the last two days seems to have the wind up her arse and wont do anything asked of her when out and about.
@@ritchiechristopher5603 🤣🤣🤣 sometimes I wonder if he is deaf! I actually checked his ears once. Although a slight touch of a treat bag from 50 feet away he can hear no problem! 😳
I am enjoying your videos, keep up the great work. I laughed when i saw your video where you were wondering if you would ever get your lives back. Don't foget Vizsla's are hunting dogs. Mine NEEDS 60 minutes a day running off the leash; this prevents destructive behavior. Mine is amazing dog, i could go on for hours about him. Make sure you work on socialization both with other dogs and other people; it's very important. Make sure he has a job, even if it's not something you read about in book. The sleep will come once he is getting the exercise and attention he needs. My 3 year old sleeps at least 12 hours a day. Enjoy the ride, it looks like you got a good dog
Hi, we had a Weimeraner who sadly passed after his fourth op for removing a blockage in his stomach - 2 × corn on the cob(farmers leave them for pheasants) 1 × knuckle of a huge bone and 1 × ripped up tennis ball. A few questions. Do you know if they are same or worse better than Weim as I am looking for comparison, I think maybe very similar from your vids. 2. Does he become disruptive when left alone, I understand the attention as Teddy would follow us everywhere but was not disruptive. We used the crate a lot, but actually he slept a fair bit in the day. 3. You mention people and dogs and he goes mad, what happens and what have you learned? Thanks for the video!
I have never owned a Weimaraner so I can’t really answer. He is fine now to be left alone for a couple of hours. He still gets excited when he sees new people but much better now. 😊🐾
Love watching your videos guys! It seems that there's a huge improvement in his behaviour! How do you teach him to heel? By luring with snacks around the house? My GSP - Korra is 14 weeks old now and she's starting to show some character (oh she'll be a stubborn one, that is something I'm pretty sure of). At home she has two modes: sleeping or tornado, more often than not she goes into tornado mode when I have to work and then I have to get really creative to get her occupied (just ordered a Kong, hopefully it will be a lifesaver) :/ We go into the woods and fields almost every day now and it's incredible and a bit scary at the same time because she changes completely when she's there - she instantly starts to work with her nose, circling and tracking, luckily she's not a runner (at least not yet). It's just obvious that she has a really strong hunting drive, something I will have to learn how to tame or use in a creative way.
Hahaha that’s just like Lord Cannon, tornado mode always switched on! We started heel inside with luring snacks just behind my knee, when he followed I rewarded. Once he got it we then practiced in the garden and added the word heel. Kong’s are amazing, we get at least ten mins peace! Also having a lick mat is also great. We put dog peanut butter on it and put it in the freezer. 😊🐾
@@LordCannonTheVizsla I third that lol, my V is 13 weeks now and she has the goofiest and most loving nature but when the zoomies or sharkies (or both at the same time if you're lucky) happen its very frustrating as she "sees red". I have been getting an in-person trainer to help with outdoor areas of improvement like leash walking and going crazy when she sees a person or dog but I've also found Adolescent Dogs SUPER (helpfulwww.adolescentdogsacademy.co.uk). I have a VIP membership which grants you access to SO many in-depth training videos, tips, and the ability to ask questions to the trainers themselves. They post new content every week so it's worth every penny. They are very well trained with Vizsla's, that's why I choose them and have learned a ton and it's made my life easier. They are based out of the UK as well! I always remind myself that they pick up on our energy, so just deep breathes and calming yourself first really helps. It's just temporary! Take good care!! 🤍
@@Alexandra_Lang thanks so much for your comments, I will look into that website for sure! That’s the thing it won’t last forever even though it feels like it!! 😊🐾🐾
At the time it was to prevent him for stealing things he shouldn’t and to stop him from jumping up on the kitchen surface, he was completely crazy as a puppy so it gave us a bit more control. 😊
My husband is an Arsenal football fan and a cannon is on the Arsenal football club crest. That’s why he is named Cannon. We added the Lord because he thinks he is one! Although now he’s very much like a cannon ball! 🤣🐾
As he is on the house line in the house we can prevent it most of the time. If he does we tell him the word ‘off’. We haven’t really mastered that one yet. I’m adding it to the list of things that we need to find a proper solution for! 🤣🤣
He will sleep more and more as time goes by. There is no vizsla ever that walks in a strait line don't you even dream of it. You must take him among cyclists, horses and sheep so he gets use to them otherwise later on it will be an issue. As for the solution at home to keep him occupied i have one. Another dog! He needs a little buddy. :)
That’s what I said to my husband that he needs a buddy, he was not impressed! 🤣🤣 I’m trying to get him around as many people and things as possible, it’s very hard at the moment as we are in a full lockdown so we can’t have people over. 😊🐾
We have had the same experience with our vizsla pup! When she is awake and outside of her crate, all attention has to be on her to make sure she's not getting into things. We use the crate a lot to help us with that. She goes in the crate any time we need to be able to concentrate on something else. As long as she gets adequate exercise, she has no problem being in the crate. She just falls asleep! Your pup is growing up so fast! You all are doing great and he is such a happy guy!
It’s hard work isn’t it! The problem is unless he is exhausted it’s really hard to put him in the crate as he screams the house down! Something we need to work on! Thank you for your nice comments. 😊🐾
Brianne - did you crate in the day from Day 1? What amount of time in the day did you start with if you don't mind me asking?
Hoping for a similar experience to this! Thanks.
@@teamgritocr4291 Hi, yes we tried crating him for naps in the day from the beginning. We would put him in there when he was really tired, we didn’t do it for a particular time just once he woke up we would get him out. He didn’t like it at the start but now it’s really the only place he will sleep really well as if he naps on the sofa the slightest thing wakes him up. 😊🐾
When he walks, he looks curious and happy.😍
I hope he will be healthy in entire of his life.😋
Thank you! 😊🐾
I’m so thankful you are documenting this, it’s very entertaining and I will definitely look back on these when I get my own vizsla:)
Thank you for the comments, I’m glad your enjoying them. 😊🐾
I got an e-mail Vizsla was born yesterday....
This weeks update has relaxed me a little after last week's regret video 😂
@@unbearabull how exciting!! I’m sure in six months time we will look back at all this and laugh! I hope so anyway! 😂🐾
I used a playpen ( set up in a corner of a quiet room) to help him calm down when I have to go to work (even WFH), I do need me time! Nothing can be done if he is awake and always wants you to play with him. So have to set up a calm zone for him to stay alone for a while. My vizsla is currently ~15wk, he can stay in the playpen for 2 hours if we keep quitely working upstairs.
Calm zone sounds great! 😊🐾
Awwww he is looking so handsome! Harley is exactly the same, walking sometimes we get it spot on other times nope, just nope but we ride the wave.
We find running around in the house with him a little bit while having playtime makes him even more tired so he behaves that little bit more when it comes to nap time just on his bed ( without the crate). He also have a designated playpen area which is his downstairs space when we can’t keep an eye on him - we did have to cable tie it to our sturdy breakfast bar as the monkey learnt very quick if he jumps up on it it moves 🙈
He has destroyed all of his soft toys including the kong teddy, so will have to top up on more indestructible toys that are soft as he prefers soft to anything else - must be a viz thing ☺️
Thank you! He is hard work, if you start running around with him inside it just winds him up even more and he turns into Jaws! Outside is much easier though, just hard when it’s pouring with rain! We had a play pen but he’s too big for it now, although it saved us at the start. I should have got a degree in animal behaviour before we got him! 🤣🤣🐾
@@LordCannonTheVizsla it’s such hard work and at times I just need to walk away as it just gets a little too much 😫 - can 100% relate with everything! So much so that I’ve decided to invest a little and we’re looking for a puppy trainer near us to help give me some pointers - hopefully it will help.
Sleeping is no issue at all - he knows what bed time is ( with the odd night that he wakes up around 2am but he goes straight back to sleep) but it’s during the day when I need to focus on work, I feel like I’m letting him down when I can’t do much with him till the evening.
He too gets really wound up inside but as soon as he gets too wound up we stop then resume once he seems chilled enough. Really think we deserve some sort of puppy survivor badge 🤪
@@jackietruter8577 I think we need a medal!!! We are looking to get a trainer too, need to figure out what we are doing wrong!! 😂🐾
@@LordCannonTheVizsla till then keep calm and carry on 🙃..
Good luck trying to find one as covid means a lot of them are only allowed to do online sessions - to be honest at this stage I’ll even take that as like you say just want to know what I’m going wrong and where we can do better 😊
@@jackietruter8577 It does make it difficult I would really like someone to come to us so they can see what a muddle we are in!! 😂😂🐾
Guys - mine arrives in a week and your videos are so helpful. Thank you for investing the time to make them.
Congratulations!! I’m glad the videos have helped. Good luck. 😊🐾🐾
The Vizsla is originally a bird hunting dog, full of energy to run down, which he does an entire day long while helping to the hunter. He is always very eager to fulfill your wishes, so always give him some tasks while walking/runing outside (throw a little ball or stick to bring him back etc). Let him work by runing, but be a part of his game. This is what the Vizsla always wants, to keep close to his loved ones. Even inside, he wish to play with you always. If not, he will get freak. If he does something wrong (bites, jumps, etc.), just correct and repeat him by saying a hard NO. He is smart and learn the boundaries quickly. I know it is very tough, he requires at least as much time and energy of the owner as a small child. But it worth, you will get his lifelong faithfullness and love.
These videos are all so familiar. Our vizsla is now 7 months and the behaviours were exactly the same as Cannons. However everytime we thought he was improving (walk to heel), he would revert back to pulling and forget he was ever taught. Consistency and perservience is key with this breed. Its quite tedious but all the hard work will pay off. Our boy now sees a pet gun dog trainer who is teaching him discipline (as our boy was just stubborn and didnt listen to us at all) and he is learning he is bottom of the pack, slowly. I have heard they dont calm down into the wonderful family dog we all hope for until around 4 years old. There is a few vizslas where we live and this seems very evident - a 2 year old is still crazy and in regular training with a gun dog trainer. It does get a bit easier though, but they are a tough breed. We are all in it together and with everything you guys have documented we have seen and sometimes worse with ours! I would strongly recommend a trainer who works with Vizslas if you dont seen an improvement by 6 months!! Good luck, loving the videos and keep going!
Thank you so much for your nice comments, I appreciate it a lot. Nice to hear that it’s not just us! He knows pretty much every dog word but will only do the command when he wants to! I’m looking into gun dog training and I’ve started doing retrieve with him. We are looking for a Vizsla trainer in Cornwall but they seem hard to come by. Thank you again! 😊
Love watching you, my son has 1 the same age .
Thanks for your videos, really helpful! We hope to get our wirehaired Vizsla in 3 to 4 weeks - we cannot wait! But good to hear and see the realities of owning a dog! Good luck and great job!
Thanks very much for your comments. How exciting that you are getting a Vizsla! 😊🐾
Really nice dog!!! My sister has had her for about over a week now and it’s going good
I’m glad it’s going well for her. That’s great! 😊🐾
Our Lab Boxer etc mix looked like a Rhodesian without a ridge. She was just as energetic until about 2yo. She would chase tennis balls I would throw for hours. Another game we learned is hide and seek. We would have her sit in the kitchen, then go to one of the bedrooms and tell her to come. We rewarded her with a treat. Early training pups learning is contextual. A sit in the kitchen is not the same as a sit in the bed room or back yard. They need to be taught to sit in every room of the house and back yard. Soon they understand sit means any time any where you say to sit. Perhaps if he does not chase tennis balls. you could put a Kong toy on a rope hung from a tether ball pole he could bat around and chase. Our girl was so wild (rescue dog) I had to place her on her back and lye on top of her till she stopped squirming to show her I was the Alpha, NOT her. That helped a lot. A Vizsla breeder said place the puppy on his back in a submission pose hold him/her down till they stop squirming then they will know YOU are the Alpha dog, and what you say goes, Otherwise they will be the Alpha and a holy terror and nearly impossible to train.
Thanks for your comments, I like the Kong on a rope idea! 😊😂
our pup is the same with other dogs children etc so have started using the wait command from feeding times. So when I see people approaching i make her wait on the lead or off the lead - however on the beach imposible - heel walking is hard going as you say some days good others not.
It’s really hard, I’ve been getting him into a sit when someone approaches which he does well but as soon as they get close he starts jumping up! Will try with the wait. 😊🐾
@@LordCannonTheVizsla with the wait command you can stretch it out when its food time. we prepare Nala's food in the kitchen in front of her sitting and waiting and sometimes take our time and it seems to work as if she starts jumping we just stop !! so she learns to sit tight and food will come. also use it for traffic "wait" whilst cars go by - not necesarly "sit" just wait e.g. stopped before crossing road or going over a style gate door etc. Good luck - its years sinse I trained a pup never a vizsla though so its all new to me !
@@ritchiechristopher5603 thank you, we do have him wait when we are getting his dinner but like you do we should wait a bit longer so he gets into good practice! Will work on the wait with walking. 😊🐾
@@LordCannonTheVizsla we love watching your videos as we are going through the same process with Nala who for the last two days seems to have the wind up her arse and wont do anything asked of her when out and about.
@@ritchiechristopher5603 🤣🤣🤣 sometimes I wonder if he is deaf! I actually checked his ears once. Although a slight touch of a treat bag from 50 feet away he can hear no problem! 😳
I am enjoying your videos, keep up the great work. I laughed when i saw your video where you were wondering if you would ever get your lives back. Don't foget Vizsla's are hunting dogs. Mine NEEDS 60 minutes a day running off the leash; this prevents destructive behavior. Mine is amazing dog, i could go on for hours about him. Make sure you work on socialization both with other dogs and other people; it's very important. Make sure he has a job, even if it's not something you read about in book. The sleep will come once he is getting the exercise and attention he needs. My 3 year old sleeps at least 12 hours a day. Enjoy the ride, it looks like you got a good dog
Thank you so much for your comments. What kind of job would you suggest to give to him? I’ve been looking online but haven’t come across much. 😊🐾
Where was the cones for the agility from please?
Hi, we had a Weimeraner who sadly passed after his fourth op for removing a blockage in his stomach - 2 × corn on the cob(farmers leave them for pheasants) 1 × knuckle of a huge bone and 1 × ripped up tennis ball. A few questions. Do you know if they are same or worse better than Weim as I am looking for comparison, I think maybe very similar from your vids. 2. Does he become disruptive when left alone, I understand the attention as Teddy would follow us everywhere but was not disruptive. We used the crate a lot, but actually he slept a fair bit in the day. 3. You mention people and dogs and he goes mad, what happens and what have you learned? Thanks for the video!
I have never owned a Weimaraner so I can’t really answer. He is fine now to be left alone for a couple of hours. He still gets excited when he sees new people but much better now. 😊🐾
Love watching your videos guys! It seems that there's a huge improvement in his behaviour! How do you teach him to heel? By luring with snacks around the house?
My GSP - Korra is 14 weeks old now and she's starting to show some character (oh she'll be a stubborn one, that is something I'm pretty sure of). At home she has two modes: sleeping or tornado, more often than not she goes into tornado mode when I have to work and then I have to get really creative to get her occupied (just ordered a Kong, hopefully it will be a lifesaver) :/ We go into the woods and fields almost every day now and it's incredible and a bit scary at the same time because she changes completely when she's there - she instantly starts to work with her nose, circling and tracking, luckily she's not a runner (at least not yet). It's just obvious that she has a really strong hunting drive, something I will have to learn how to tame or use in a creative way.
Hahaha that’s just like Lord Cannon, tornado mode always switched on!
We started heel inside with luring snacks just behind my knee, when he followed I rewarded. Once he got it we then practiced in the garden and added the word heel. Kong’s are amazing, we get at least ten mins peace! Also having a lick mat is also great. We put dog peanut butter on it and put it in the freezer. 😊🐾
I own a vizsla and was wondering is it normal to feel overwhelmed?
Absolutely!! I felt like that all the time! Only now it’s beginning to get slightly easier. It’s hard work owning a puppy. 😊🐾
@@LordCannonTheVizsla I second that 🙈
@@LordCannonTheVizsla I third that lol, my V is 13 weeks now and she has the goofiest and most loving nature but when the zoomies or sharkies (or both at the same time if you're lucky) happen its very frustrating as she "sees red".
I have been getting an in-person trainer to help with outdoor areas of improvement like leash walking and going crazy when she sees a person or dog but I've also found Adolescent Dogs SUPER (helpfulwww.adolescentdogsacademy.co.uk). I have a VIP membership which grants you access to SO many in-depth training videos, tips, and the ability to ask questions to the trainers themselves. They post new content every week so it's worth every penny. They are very well trained with Vizsla's, that's why I choose them and have learned a ton and it's made my life easier. They are based out of the UK as well!
I always remind myself that they pick up on our energy, so just deep breathes and calming yourself first really helps. It's just temporary!
Take good care!! 🤍
@@Alexandra_Lang thanks so much for your comments, I will look into that website for sure! That’s the thing it won’t last forever even though it feels like it!! 😊🐾🐾
I have a 18 week old vizsla at this time. Why do you keep the lead on him indoors?
At the time it was to prevent him for stealing things he shouldn’t and to stop him from jumping up on the kitchen surface, he was completely crazy as a puppy so it gave us a bit more control. 😊
What's in his treat? We use peanut butter a little bit
I use a little bit of peanut butter mixed with a banana and freeze it. Sometimes I do light cream cheese and chicken. 😊🐾
How did you come up with his name?
My husband is an Arsenal football fan and a cannon is on the Arsenal football club crest. That’s why he is named Cannon. We added the Lord because he thinks he is one! Although now he’s very much like a cannon ball! 🤣🐾
I finally got my girl and you guys JUST liked her post on Instagram! Motley.roo.vizsla!
What do you do when he jumps?
-Up at you.
As he is on the house line in the house we can prevent it most of the time. If he does we tell him the word ‘off’. We haven’t really mastered that one yet. I’m adding it to the list of things that we need to find a proper solution for! 🤣🤣
He will sleep more and more as time goes by. There is no vizsla ever that walks in a strait line don't you even dream of it. You must take him among cyclists, horses and sheep so he gets use to them otherwise later on it will be an issue. As for the solution at home to keep him occupied i have one. Another dog! He needs a little buddy. :)
That’s what I said to my husband that he needs a buddy, he was not impressed! 🤣🤣 I’m trying to get him around as many people and things as possible, it’s very hard at the moment as we are in a full lockdown so we can’t have people over. 😊🐾