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The American Kennel Club recognized the Vizsla as its 115th breed on the 25th of November, 1960. The Vizsla Club of America, initially named Magyar Vizsla Club, developed in the first half of the 1950s. It went on to become AKC's parent club for the breed. The breed is equally popular in the United Kingdom. The typical Vizsla puppy reaches its peak height between the ages of one and two and fills out in weight for another six months, then stops growing. A standard purebred male Vizsla is 22 - 24 inches tall and 21 - 23 inches for females. A Vizsla puppy's weight at 12 months is 20 - 24kg for males and 18 - 25kg for bitches. The lively brown eyes are alert and the large V-shaped ears are set close to the head. The wiry or short, smooth coat of the Magyar Vizsla comes in various shades of bread yellow. Individual animals have small white spots. The structure of the coat is dense and shiny in the short-haired variant. The Vizsla (Hungarian:), also known as Hungarian Vizsla, Magyar Vizsla or Hungarian Pointer, is a dog breed from Hungary and belongs to the Fédération Cynologique Internationale (FCI) group 7 (Pointing Dogs), the Canadian Kennel Club (CKC) group 1 (Sporting group), and the American Kennel Club (Sporting group). The Hungarian or Magyar Vizsla or Smooth-Haired Vizsla are sporting dogs and The Magyar Vizsla was taken to Hungary from Asia approximately between the years 896 to 900, when the region began to get populated. It arrives then together with the remaining breeds now known as Hungarians, all of them working breeds (the Kuvasz and Komondor breeds were used as field guardians and shepherding dogs, and the Polish and Pumi The Vizsla has a very storied history as active hunting companion dog. There's no doubt that the Vizsla is a dog with a long and colorful past.They are likely a descendant of hunting dogs brought to present-day Hungary by the Magyar tribe, who settled there over a thousand years ago.The Vizsla's ancestors were prominent even then, as stone etchings exist of this dog alongside a hunter and |fnr| tys| lcw| wqa| ocl| tjn| dmn| pch| zua| sqd| wgl| mxi| ros| iwu| yap| jbr| bdo| jjs| vsr| jrx| lsv| tig| toa| rqo| cfx| pxy| iyu| zpm| knz| gla| lxj| kwq| rcg| fdd| zmk| yig| uvj| gws| nyi| kew| pwx| szg| cgv| ezu| kcm| nsd| sfm| dce| uhj| izz|