24 HOURS WITH A VIZSLA - CUTE BUT A PSYCHO | Sophia Lorax
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- Vizsla can be a lot of work. If you already have the pleasure of sharing your home with one then you’ll know what I mean.
I’ve made this video to show people what Vizslas are like as pets (bare in mind this is just 4 minutes of our day). Hopefully this’ll help people understand the breed a little better before committing to raising a Vizsla or make you feel a little better if yours is currently zooming around your house destroying things.
For anyone interested, I’ve also written a blog post on the highs and lows of owning a Vizsla which you can find here: www.sophialora...
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Just so people are aware, some of these clips are before his morning run or before his afternoon walk so he’s excited because he knows what time it is 😂 he’s a very active pup but, as Aidan always says, he could ALWAYS do with another walk
Sophia Lorax my boy Solo is the exact same. Would try and sleep in your pocket in the morning but as soon as its go time he GOES !
Off leash walks? Cause walking them on leash around the neighborhood doesn’t do it
My boy, Lucky, is 12. He is as "lively" today as he was at 3 😅
Don't worry... Our Vizsla girl (6yo) is going very often full-clown-mode, even after having a (kind of exhausting) 2-3h walk. She eats right after, and gets silly like this (because she "survived" and deserved her meal and free time - her expression for joy and stuff). And this is veeeeery common for vizslas. Just simply calling out for a run to "correct" this is a sign, that people not know dogs or this breed at all.
I have a question : I have a Vizsla puppy this week his going to be 3 months .... When he yawns he does it like there is no tomorrow so exaggerating that people look at me Family members lol 😆 😆 think I don't feed the poor kiddo omg he's freaking hilarious how mine yawns
I have a Vizsla who's 4 now, and he never ceases to amaze me with funny things he does. Has a sock fetish and loves tug o war with my shirts. Loves walks and surfs out the window on truck rides, loves to sleep under the covers, and popcorn. My best buddy in the world.
We are raising our second Vizsla and you absolutely nailed it. 24 hours and you captured a bunch of the most relatable quirks that define Vizsladom, we had absolute laughing out loud moments, thank you so much and very well done!
That’s so kind Sean, thank you!! I also spent last night laughing at Vizsla videos 😂 they’re truly the best!!
If you arent an active person, you shouldnt have a Vizsla
I actually have a vizsla. She is the sweetest mellowest (inside) dog I have ever had. I would highly recommend the breed to anyone who loves running or wants a great family dog. The vizsla in this video is bred beautifully, and looks just like my current one! Sadly, this dog above probably doesn't get enough exercise. My vizsla can run 10 miles without breaking a pant while I am cross country skiing. MY ONLY ADVICE: GET A VIZSLA, (YOU WILL NEVER REGRET IT) AND EXERCISE IT.
I’ve got two Vizlas, Henry is the oldest at nearly 14 years old.The second one is called Rocco and is 8 months old. The resemblance between your puppy and rocco is amazing. 👍
They definitely all have similar personalities. Love me, run me..
I live on 3 acres with a pond in the middle. River treats the pond like a race track and will run at full speed 30-40mph around sometimes for a good hour. Maybe A break here and there! 😂The rest of the day is under the covers or on my lap. She’s the best dog EVER!
He is awesome...I loved mine,she was the greatest buddy but she passed away on friday.Still miss her and will miss her forever...
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I miss our previous V immensely. I remember hearing my buddy had internal bleeding and had been vomiting and pooping blood for a few hours and they were going to put him down in an hour after getting home from work, shortly before our cross country move. I was devastated and didn't think it was real with him still running in to greet me and his ass wagging away like nothing was wrong. When I went outside with him, I sadly new the truths and he came back to me and just plopped up in my lap and i legitimately sat for 45 minutes hugging that dog and he me. When the time came to take him to the vet, my 27 year old self couldn't go and watch my buddy slip away. That is my biggest regret in life, is not being there for that dog but my heart couldn't let me watch that happen. He took with him many secrets I have never even had courage to divulge to my parents and personally, at this point in their lives they don't need to know. The one thing that keeps me marchin forward is knowing him and his pal (our other dog at the time) are waiting for me on the other side of the Rainbow Bridge
Fun video! Lorax looks very happy there (despite the know-it-all comments here) so keep doing what you're doing! I have a recently 3 year old Vizsla girl and while the zoomie circles have stopped, the energy level has not lol. They certainly need their exercise!! This is a dog breed that just cannot be described...it has to be experienced. They are so unique...like a mix of human, cat, dog and clown lol. Enjoy your journey with Lorax...he's a beauty!
Aahahaha you’re so right! Aidan and I say that all the time. He morphs from one animal to the next every 10 minutes. Thank you so much for the encouragement 😊
omg people really doesnt now a Hungarian Vizsla here, nevertheless any walks and plays, they still do the zoomies! The fastest trial dogs and marathon runners!
Cute pup! I have a 2.5-year-old male V. THE KEYS = Obedience training is a must, socialization, challenging them (dock diving, nose work, etc.) activities, activities, activities, etc. are the way to keep them calm/happy and your life sain :) - Good luck!
Ahahaha you’re totally right!! Nearly lost my mind for the first few months 😉
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Our 1 year Jessie is the most amazing dog. We did our research on Vizslas so knew what we were signing up for. She has total dedication to our family and idolises our kids. Shes got us through lockdown these past months. We get stopped on walks everyday and complimented on how beautiful and friendly she is. Love her.
Very relatable! Our 6 month old Vizsla does the same thing, it does not matter if we did not go out or if she did 2 one hour hikes.
They are the most wonderful dogs in the world. They might drive you insane sometimes, but the snuggles more than make up for it!
Where's his daily epic run? These are working/hunting dogs with huge drive/energy. Poor doggo needsneeds kms not just hugs x
Clearly they are not giving/training g
If you get a vizsla you should be prepared to run them' They are the best dogs we have owned but we run then 3 miles everyday! Usually morning runs!
@@kathydavie7004 do you mean you run 3 miles yourself everyday? Would you advise against getting this dog if you're not a runner yourself?
DeathsInverse these dogs are intense. Don’t get one if you aren’t willing to run or walk 3+ miles 365 days a year. Regardless of weather. You also need to spend a lot of time training them and getting them used to a crate. Crate training is super important. You don’t have to b a runner to get one, but be willing to walk 3+ miles EVERY DAY and spend 1 hour every day on training.
@@gracefoster2211 thanks, I'm going with a Whippet lol
You let him do all those things. There need to be rules
Exactly. You cant just let your dog haul ass like that around the house. I know multiple people with vizslas, and they all say they exercise them between 60-90 mins a day, and they never act like this in the house
When we adopted our Blind Vizsla in Feb of 2020 we had no clue what we were getting ourselves into! We love her but the first 48 hours or so I was really doubting our decision. We've adjusted now but phew-I understand your video! People need to know the whole breed is like this - and what to be prepared for!
i mean if you like your viszla that way you can keep it like that but if you dont want him to jump around 24/7 then just have a little more discipline with him and i know this sounds weird but give him a little less attention and go for more active walks it will resoult in a way more calm dog trust me i bread them ;)
Had my Vizsla for about 8 years,till he came down with cancer,best dog that I ever owned, very loving and very smart,Best thing to do is run him outside,if you don’t they become very neurotic.
Between my parents and myself, we've had 9 Vizslas over 30 years, starting when I was 15 (I'm now 47.) I lost my Vizsla, Sir Alex, earlier this year. He was just short of his 9th birthday. He had a rapidly growing chest tumor. I had always taken him to the vet if he had any ailment that concerned me and he had a thorough annual physical with blood, stool, urine tests. The chest tumor we discovered when I developed a slight cough that within 7-10 days turned into a persistent cough. I took him to the vet and the cursory examination showed he was fine so we couldn't figure out why he was coughing. A week later it wasn't improving so I took him in again and this time the vet took x-rays and found the tumor. He had gone from no tumor to a very large tumor in just 3 months. The process of figuring out whether it was benign or malignant was quite intrusive. Sir Alex's normal vet and then the veterinary surgeon both said it didn't really matter if it was cancer because it had grown so fast and so large, it would be nearly impossible to remove it (it started on his sternum and then wrapped in and out of the ribs on both sides, pushing down on his heart and up on his lungs.) Although I've had 2 long term girlfriends and one fiance, I've never been married and have no children. When people used to ask me about my marital status, I'd say "not married, no kids....but I have Sir Alex." He was my child and I was his parent. But he was also my best friend and I won't ever get over losing him. I will get another Vizsla someday but right now, it's just too soon.
My question for you is....did your Vizsla have verified cancer or just a tumor? Where was it? Did you do anything to combat it or treat it or as in my case, did you simply try and make their last days as comfortable as possible? I said my trusted vet and the surgeon from whom I got the second opinion both said it didn't matter whether it was cancerous or not. And even though I do second-guess myself and wonder if I shouldve had it treated more aggressively, I feel I did the right thing because I didn't want whatever days he had left spent at the surgeons being cut open several times in several big operations. I wanted those days to be spent doing the things he loved with the people he loved and who loved him. But I think that gathering other people's stories and info could help other Vizsla families in knowing what to look out for, how/how not to treat specific ailments, and of course, encouraging thorough physicals every year to look for things like tumors and cancers, esp when Vizslas start to get older.
It is obvious you don’t have (or take) the time to let poor Lorax rip around outside at top speeds to expend some of that pent up energy. That is so so sad when you see that...you can see you love him, but 100% love is not all it takes to keep one of the most beautiful, athletic dogs healthy and even emotionally satisfied. Please make more of an effort for his sake.
Do you know what's obvious Sandra? Is that you know very little and presume things. Have you or do you own a Vizsla? I highly doubt it....
I can take my girl for a 12km run with me for 1.5 hrs and after a nap she can be acting like this in the afternoon. Please tell me how you know how much time they take Lorax out for a day?
@@pjbusiness760 I have an english bullterrier and they have super energy when they are young but its in short bursts.. they have nowhere near the stanima these dogs have... yet I could walk my dog 2 hours and come home and an hour or two later he could be bouncing off the walls again.. Its not fair to judge.
Looks a very loved and happy 🐶pup.
In line to get a pup. And I can't wait to take him mountain biking ! Once he is fully grown. But still excited !
This is lovely trial dog 😁
What a character, i just love him.
Death inverse/ having a hard time answering you but here goes: no, I walk 3 miles and dogs run ,off leash, they are in remote area so nothing but cows..I had to teach them to not chase cows.. They are 2 in August. We take them to the lake fishing , my brother in law owns 5 vizslas! They love to swim and are so obedient it's never a problem. I never took them to any obedience classes or social classes. They just love everyone and all dogs! We feel so lucky to have them , I call them my gym membership cause they keep me walking each morning!
2:12 - "No!"
Some vizsla magic
- "Well, i meant: yes."
The first you notice about this dreed of dog when you see you out and about is what great shape they are in and how healthy they look. Not surprised to hear they live to a good age. Lovely breed of dog suitable for a young family with a big garden for it to burn up its ample energy.
I had two Vizslas and they have a ton of energy and are not an apartment or house dog.They are high strung hunters. You have to have acreage and patience and a firm but gentle hand. They love to please and will be obedient if you train them and lock it in. I spent a lot of time with my dogs. They are gone now and I miss them terribly. This dog is as sweet a dog as you will ever find. Loves kids and people and ignore other dogs who are aggressive.
disagree, you can redirect that energy into fun routines in the house. we are on our 4th Vizsla, this one know there are zones in the house where play is allowed, no play only snuggling and in my home office sleeping on his mat. Between times we wear him out with training, brain games and appropriate fetch for his age. We are looking for a larger block of kand but that is so we can legally have more than 2. A vizsla with an owner who doesn't put in the effort is a destructive and likely naughty dog to stop boredom.
My Vizsla is now just over 8 months and I have to walk him at least 3 hours a day - usually two walks, one in the morning /mid day for about 1/1/2 hours and then again after diner from about 6:30 to 8pm. The evening walks he likes putting up possums. It's good if we meet up with some other people out walking their dog - we let them play chase; haven't met a dog yet that can out-run the Vizsla! No destructive tendencies or behavioural problems with this sort of regime. I've found he does like his naps after walking, especially if I lie on the bed, he likes to cuddle up and in about 30 seconds he is off - snoring. I've introduced him to hunting a couple of months back and we intend to hit it next season.
Standard Vizsla. If you can walk/run/bike with him more it helps a bit and they need lots of mental stimulation for that amazing nose and hunting instinct but at 6months you can’t phys them to calmness without doing them a longer term disservice. Everyone loves them because they are so affectionate and such characters but they are not great city dogs. Need too much open space and things to sniff. He looks fab.
@2centavos, I've never lived in a city with an HPR so maybe I shouldn't comment. The point I was trying to make is that these were bread to hunt and thrive on novelty and open space - I used to mountain bike with mine a couple of times week to give them the work out that they needed and the stimulation they crave. If you have one from show lines they might be calmer and happier walking on the leash and sniffing streets. Walking mine around town they were happy enough. Taking them out to the fields where they can run free and scent deer, rabbits, foxes, etc they were visibly more excited. They are wonderfully affectionate family dogs but they are also real outdoors busy hunty dogs. People often overlook the second bit. I was able to take mine to work and was 50% office 50% outside so they had a great life. I have calmer breeds (A whippet and a Boarder Terrier) now that I can't provide that level of stimulation.
@2centavos "Hunter Pointer Retriever" dog breeds which includes German Shorthaired Pointer, German Longhaired Pointer, German Wirehaired Pointer, Weimaraner, Hungarian Vizsla, Hungarian Wirehaired Vizsla, Brittany, Large Munsterlander, Italian Spinone, Bracco Italiano, Korthals Griffon and Slovakian Rough Haired Pointer. (List from the internet - I wasn't familiar with the last 2!)
I am on my third vizsla and they’re great. Lorax could well be a “dog of a lifetime” for you guys. Know though, that if you want to greatly reduce the craziness, you can - pretty easily. You can institute a lot more structure and discipline in his life than was evident in the post. What’s more is that the structure/discipline isn’t the enemy of a fun, loving, nurturing environment. IMHO it will be better for dog and humans.
You will never go to the bathroom alone again, though.
Completely agree
Hi Bennett, I'm really interested in getting a Vizsla so I'm curious about what exactly you mean by 'a lot more structure and discipline in his life'. Any particular sort of training/routine you recommend? Cheers
@@moltomezzopiano Hi João. What I mean by structure and discipline ranges from feeding and walking (two meals a day as an adult fed at the same time every morning and evening along with two principal 20 minute walks per day also in the morning and evening) to how the dog can act when people are over. “Discipline” DOES NOT mean harsh treatment (absolutely no hitting) or yelling - you won’t get the best out of a Vizsla that way - but you do need rules and boundaries for the dog and you need to be very, very consistent with those. You will decide what rules and boundaries work for your life, of course. Here’s an example in my life - I don’t like my little Vizsla girl in the bed while I’m sleeping. She’s allowed in the bed to hang out or while I’m reading but once I’m ready for sleep I send her to her bed in my room and that’s where she sleeps - every night without exception. And there are lots of other rules for my girl as well. Leash manners, front door manners, car manners, good manners while people are eating and much more. It may sound like my dog doesn’t have much fun in life but in reality it is just the opposite. Because she is well behaved my dog goes (and gets invited) everywhere. Beach parties, boat rides and even Thanksgiving dinner at my sister’s house (my dogs are the only ones that my dog-hating sister will allow in her house). The bottom line is this: if a chihuahua is poorly trained, it’s adorable. If a Vizsla is poorly trained it can ruin your life. They are too big, too athletic and have too much stamina and must be well trained. More importantly, a well trained and well mannered dog leads a bigger and better life and that’s the best gift any human can give to their dog.
For training I just use what I call “nurturing dominance.” I’m in charge, what I say goes the first time I say it but I establish and reinforce that as gently as possible at all times. I can’t stress enough that this is what will work best for a Vizsla. They’re very sensitive dogs and hitting and/or yelling will produce a fearful and unsure dog. Two books that I would recommend are THE ART OF RAISING A PUPPY by he Monks of New Skete and ZAK GEORGE’S DOG TRAINING REVOLUTION. The book from the monks has great ideas for structure and the Zak George book is all about gentle training. Additional tip: Zak George has a great presence on TH-cam. Search for his name and check out his videos. Sorry for the long post. I hope this helps. Good luck!
@@reddogdude Wow, this is such a thoughtful and insightful response, thank you so much for taking the time! These are all great tips and recommendations, I will definitely look into all of it! Thanks a lot once again 🙂
@@moltomezzopiano My pleasure, João. Like any dog person I like the idea of a dog being successful and happy in his/her new home. If I can in some small way help with that, even better. Good luck!
Most amazing dog in the whole world...its all heart. And those eyes and lips...adorable velcro half human😂 but super crazy ...my vizsla Harley, snors just the same😅
LOL, hahahaha. This video brought memories of Dutch (my Vizsla boy) when he was a puppy. Dutch is now 2 1/2 years old going on.....6 months. Yeah, the whole "I am an adult male" has evaded him completely, lol. The thing about Vizslas is that they NEED to have at LEAST 2 hours of exercise EVERY DAY. They are a sensitive breed, and need to always feel loved and accepted. They are a fun breed; never a dull moment. Dutch and I go for a power walk for 1 hour every morning (6:00 am) and I take him to the dog park for 1 hour (sometimes 2 hours) every day. I have spoken with many other Vizsla owners and breeders, and they all agree, if a Vizsla gets 2 hours of exercise every day, you will have a happy and fun Vizsla. I love my Dutch; he is my four legged son.
My 4 y/o is still like this 100% of the time! Our 9 y/o prefers lots of snuggle time but still has his moments of causing raucous with his brother and lives to play chase in the back yard. Love the breed!
Hey Sophia like any sporting dog you have make sure you put in the right amount time and training or they will act up like that if you don't . I had a Weimaraner for a long time a great dog too, they want to be social with you. Spend enough time finding out what training, activities for them and you have a better dog with you.
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They do this regardless of the amount of exercise they have, can't compare it to a Weimaraner
they are the best dogs ever :-)
Agree:)
Yea i have one there so cute :)
NOT PSYCHO!!! BRILLIANT AND FUNNY!!!! BEST DOG EVER!!!!
My pup is 16 months old and she acts basically identical. No matter how much you run or walk they will ALWAYS have energy to play. It's just a matter of distracting them with thier other favourite thing which is cuddling lol
They are not all that hyper! My Viszla is a relentless hunter but a lazy porch dog in the house. I think they are smart enough to know " time and place for everything"!
Male vizslas require lots and lots of exercise! I had three of them. They will do those energy bursts to get the it out of them. They love to run. They're an outside dog. Long walks and running along your bike will make him happy and psychologically balanced. .
Thanks for the video! I really see the resemblance to our Vizsla Freja, especially the ‘always carrying around a toy to show off’ and the awkward sitting position (on top of you)! 😂🐶👍
omg i had to put my vizsla down last summer and this just came up in my recommended, made my day.
I'm so sorry for your loss 😭
I have a vizla puppy 11 weeks old when im at work he goes to a babysitter and gets to play all day with a German shepherd and lab by the time he gets home hes exhausted and we mostly just snuggle on my days off we play alot of fetch, tug of war and numerous other games. Hes crate trained and through out the day i put him in there periodically when i have to run an errand or get some stuff done around the house. but i haven't noticed that he requires an extreme amount of exercise yet for the most part hes cotent just being next to me
This is a Sporting Dog of the Pointing variety...you need to be extremely familiar with their energy levels and what they need. They are made to quarter fields for 8-10 hours a day hunting birds. They MUST be run and they must be trained. We have had 3 Pointers: 2 English pointers and currently have 1 German Shorthair Pointer. Their energy levels don't even out until they are about 8 years old. Our next puppy will be either another GSP or a Vizsla (we hunt upland game: grouse, chuckar, pheasant) and these dogs were specifically bred for hunting / field trials. Lorax is gorgeous!!!
Enjoy your Vizsla. They are the best loyal friend you will ever encounter. They love...love. Lol
My favorite breed I’m a dog groomer and I love them sooo much
We adopted a shelter puppy and were surprised she was soooo intense. Even surprised me though I work as a manager at a daycare specifically for the behavior side and how to fit them where they will be happiest. come to find out she’s half vizsla. She’s calmed down a little more with age but still has so much energy and is so silly. The best decision I ever made and truly made me fall in love with the breed. They’re amazing dogs and are so loyal. This shows so well how living with one is, always being at your side and crazy ahha
My vizsla is so precious. We are watching this video together
Beautiful V! I have one too. Wonderful breed. Obviously all pooches are great, but I’m a bit V obsessed. 🤦🏻♂️😂
Brilliant- made me laugh more than the Xmas TV
we lost our Sedona about a month ago to cancer, one if the best companions we’ve ever had. Already put a deposit on a emale pup. Should have one by the end of the year!
I have two Vizslas. I’ve had Vizslas since I was 13 when my Father got me my first one. I’m 48 now, and am on numbers 6 and 7. I love the breed. They’re sweet rascals!
Ha! I have almost the exact same story. My dad got our first Vizsla when I was 15. I'm now 47 and between my parents dogs/family dogs and those I've had as an adult, we've had 9 Vizslas combined. And all of them have been named a variation on Nick or Alex, in honor of the infamous King and Queen of Hungary.
@@erichakanson7010 We could be cosmic siblings, lol. As you know, back then, finding a good vizsla breeder took a little research. The internet wasn’t around like it is today. I know my Father did a fair amount of research about the breed before getting one, and I’m sure your Father did the same. Aren’t we blessed to have been gifted with such wonderful creatures?
@@erichakanson7010 I love how you’ve honoured your 1st vizsla by using variations of his name on all of your vizslas since him. Very sweet.
@@alicat7281 Well it wasn't me that started it. My dad thought it was appropriate to give our first Vizsla a name to honor her Hungarian heritage. So she was Alexandria, but we called her Alex. The next one was a male, so my dad named him Nicholas, but we called him Nick. Then we had Alexei, Nikita, Alexander, etc etc. I got my Vizsla from a breeder friend of my dad's in Oklahoma. So after getting off of work on a Friday, I drove all night from Albuquerque to Oklahoma City and picked up my dog on Saturday. I then turned around and drove home and he sat in my lap the whole way (he was about 10 weeks old.) I named him Sir Alex in honor of Sir Alex Ferguson, legendary manager of Manchester United. It obviously fit right along with family tradition. Sir Alex was a faithful and loyal companion until I lost him earlier this year from a chest tumor. I'll get another Vizsla someday soon but I'm not quite ready yet. Although I love seeing pictures and hearing stories of other people and their beloved Vizslas.
@@erichakanson7010 Sir Alex lived a long life. Thanks for sharing your history with the breed. Have a great day.
Owing Vizslas for over 24 years I can tell you this pup needs more outside activities. He's running around like that because he's frustrated.. TAKE THE GUY FOR A RUN!!
As she's said, she runs him for half an hour on a bike, then another walk. Jesus not everyone has enough time to walk their dog for hours and hours a day
And in some of the clips he's calm. Clearly after he's been excersised
dbgavel I agreed with you 💯 I have a beautiful Vizsla! At least I hike (she runs) for 2 hours every day!!! Plus additional walks of an hour everyday lol. Because I committed to my Vizsla when I got her, I do exercise her daily. Fun fact!!! My Luna can be left alone at home for 3-4 hrs max (she has access to the entire house and the backyard) and there is NO problems or broken stuff. My Luna is very sweet girl I won’t change her for anything in this world!!!
Freya Dennis Freya, before you have a dog you MUST learn about their temperament and the level of commitment you are getting into! Vizslas are great dogs with high energy like most pointers dogs! It is a huge commitment to have a Vizsla!!!! You must be an active/outdoor person, not a couch potato. Otherwise a person like that should not have a Vizsla or a dog because the dog and the owner will suffer tremendously
@ nina Fuentes
How do you safely secure your dog in the back garden considering how high they can jump?
This sounds like a criticism, it's not but I'm just asking for future reference
A vizsla does not understand requests but takes commands very well. All those commands that are taught to them.
Zoomies means it’s time for some real exercise. I’ve had 3 (male) vizslas (not at same time, thank God). I would take to a big park or forest preserve and let him run till they fell out or as close as possible. Consistency and patience are key but it make a big difference. They are the sweetest and most loving dogs ever!
Beautiful Lorax needs to go outside for LONG WALKS every day no exceptions please!!!!!! If you exercise a dog especially a Vizsla they can be calm inside your home. Do it and your heart will benefit and your dog will be VERY very happy 🌷
That's so true. 💯
Who says thy don't? Anyway my Vizsla does this after a long trail run anyway
Sorry to see a Vizsla jailed in a flat. I had and have Vizslas, living with the family but spendig several hours per day in the fields. Vizslas are great hunting dogs, they need to work. When you can offer such life conditions to a Vizsla, he will be happy. Otherwise: poor dog!
I live in a flat and I am waiting to move to a farm in about 3 years to buy my 1st vizla
Crazy dog but absolutely loves you guys that’s obvious. Every video I’ve seen they seem well tempered
Agree this boy needs LOTS of outside. I take mine to the barn (yes, I also have horses) and she stays right with me. She does have this type of energy first thing in the morning but my putting my foot down (like disciplining a child basically) & she very quickly becomes a large couch potato. But basically I treat mine like a 3 year old human and she understands what I say & the appropriate way to respond. Oh, mine is a 9 month old female going through her first heat and absolutely no problem with diapers or anything else.
Your Vizsla is beautiful, they are truly amazing animals.
Sorry I don’t mean to be mean or any thing but I think it’s pronounced veeshla. I have one my self but he’s 20x as hyper
I have a vizsla. We know a family that has three vizsla- bet you can imagine what that’s like
Yeah, I have 7
Oof. I'm sorry for you. One is more than enough. 16 weeks of age and he just got his first case of the zoomies.
Omg Lorax is so cute! I had two vizslas growing up❤
This is a working dog. Not for living in a flat. It has been fetching hunted animals for a few hundred years. They are at there happiest running and hunting. NOT going for daily walks.
I've got two - 4 and 5 - and that boy is telling you that he needs to see a proper crop field, because he's ready for "zoomies".
Yes my puppy buddy will run forever even after the dog park
He is gentle when Dad says gently.🍏🤣
I love this breed and they love an apple piece or two every now and again but I would be very careful not to let them eat apple seeds as they are toxic - true you would need to eat quite a few but cyanide, yes cyanide, in any quantity is not a good idea.
You are absolutely right: Never feed a dog an apple core. Same goes for grapes: Toxic food for dogs
This is sad to watch. That pup needs to think, run and be challenged way more. I have two and the day begins at 4:30 with light breakfast, then training and play. By 7 we go for at least a 4hr walk or 2hr run in the forest. Brunch, nap and play. 14:00 field training, swimming or searching. 16:00 dinner, play and in house training. They sleep the rest of the time. Weekends are 6-8 hrs in the mountains ski touring or hiking, autumn - truffle search, spring - hunting. If you want a couch potato, get a lab.
I've been thinking about getting a vizsla, but I am still a student which means that I am not home from 7am to 3pm on a regular day, but my parents are home 3 days a week.
- I wondered what you do if you have work or just, in general, can't be at home for a while?
- What do you do on vacation if the hotel you are going to doesn't allow dogs-do you put it in a dog hotel or something like that??
So many people get Vizslas because of their beauty, but have no idea how much exercise they actually need to be happy well-adjusted dogs. It’s so sad to see.
Best dog ever I had one but neighbors dont want him and we send him to another home I am sure that he will love his new home🖤
this Vizsla wants to go outdoors because she is not an indoor dog!!
I've had 5 and still going, they need to run,run,run,run and run. Great family dogs....
The dog is that way bcoz you don't discipline the dog. I never blame the dog. I always blame the human. Not once did I see a human correct the unwanted behavior in this video.
Whatever you allow will continue. The Vizsla is a beautiful breed.
It's a dog, not a robot.....you sound like an abusive partner
I got one in 2011 and now a lot of people in my town own one as well😂 my dog is so crazy and all about hunting, which he should do and seeing as my parents are hunters I think he gets all he needs. I love him like a brother😌
Such a sweet pup
Would training them to use a treadmill to burn off some of that energy workable?
I love Viszlas. They are a handful but wonderful. I used to have a kennel. I knew they’d destroy a fence it two but I couldn’t resist boarding them. So soft and they smell so good.
When you own a vizsla....
...forget about going to the bathroom alone, there's no such thing.
He’s ace,looks like he’s definitely got a chilled side of him too
Ours is 18months and she’s very very similar
Well done👍
We got our COVID Vizsla puppy....Penny in June. She’s 8 mos old and loved so much!
Best doggie in the world
Someone needs to go to the forest preserve for a long at least 1-1/2 to 2 hour run. When they do zoomies in the house, it is a sure sign that exercise is needed.
He’s just like my Vizsla. Velcro babies.
Love their color and floppy ears.
Had one....You have to run them for about an hour a day. I took him to the dog park, drank my coffee and let him run.
your poor vizsla is bored, I had one for 17 yrs never did any of that crazy running around
Hi, would you guys get Vizsla again ?
Gezz mine is exactly the same! Here in Australia
Bee proud, you have a vizsla... :)
Mine is Odin....theyre literally all the same. Everything I read about them is absolutely true
Sorry to be so blunt: He NEEDS more time to run OFFLEASH. He likely needs an hour off leash in the PM, as well as a morning walk of about half an hour. He will NOT be happy unless he does. Perhaps he is not the right breed for you? He is NOT psycho; he is letting you know that your tiny apartment is insufficient to let off steam. The idea is to exhaust him to make him happy. My Vizsla would go on a 10 mile run every Sunday in addition to the twice daily runs. That way he was a happy camper. You might even try a third run in the middle of the day if that is possible with your schedule. You can judge his needs by experimenting with different amount of runs.
Ya this breed needs way more room and def more exercise. This seems like a loving home but definitely a yard or dog park is needed
You shouldn’t be running them until they are of age, off leash is fine but a ten mile run for a pup is bad
@@Andrew-rv7sb lol that dog has plenty of gusto
Mike D I’m not saying man they are wild haha. But it’s known best not to make them run too far when they a young
You can't exercise a pup, whatever breed, as you suggest. Your post is prescriptive and judgemental, and condescending.
the hungarian vizsla needs to be booked, with lots of games, walking, running, training, every day, that's the secret
this dog needs more exercise, socialization, and training. cute doggo though!
Everyone on You Tube is frigging dog behavior expert.
24h hours and not even one walk in this video. They got a lot of energy and really need long walks, biking and mental stimulation to Canalisate their amazing power.
You never showed trying to put your socks on with a Vizsla or tie up your boots with a Vizsla or do do any thing near the floor with a Vizsla
I have a visla called luna short for lunatic
Is it veeshla or vizla I've been pronouncing it veeshla the whole time I've owned mine
Just out of interest, you didn’t get him from a breeder just outside of Manchester did you? He looks a lot like my vizsla. Same deep red coat, same broad head. And just generally looks very similar. It’s like looking at him when he was a pup. He’s 2 now, and still acts crazy like this haha.
Plus, you sound northern haha. Got mine from Staley Bridge.
I love this breed, they are amazing. My little pupper is almost 4 years old now and still as cute and energetic as he was as a pupper. I mean to be fair he is a little more relaxed but still has soooo much energy. I'd very much appreciate it if he could give me some, lol xD
Apple pips are toxic to dogs! Love our Viz 😍
Oxygen is toxic to humans....
Being toxic isn't always a negative thing. My husky ate an apple core almost every day of her life and she lived to 14 years old
First 45 second’s lolololololololololo! How cute! After that. Oh my God!!!
It is not the dog’s fault if it is an active breed.
Sitting on the dog???!!!
Why was the dog not given a piece of apple instead of the bitter apple core???!!!