A Sokoldalú Vizsla is one that has been bred for its Versatility. Our goal is to have the ability to use our Vizslas for hunting, agility, tracking, obedience and have the best family pet ever. As well as trying to keep the Versatility in the breed, we strive for the best confirmation to the AKC Vizsla standard.

( Sokoldalú is a Hungarian word meaning Versatile)

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Please check out our newest addition to the family. You can find his link up above.

PLEASE DO YOUR RESEARCH & AVOID PUPPY MILLS

Read the following on how to select a Reputable breeder

Go to dog shows and talk to the breeders of the breed you are interested in. Ask them for the names of the breeders that they would recommend. And ask them what genetic testing and medical certifications should be done for that breed. When you go to a breeder to buy a puppy ask these questions:

1. How many breeds of dogs do they breed. One is good, two is probably acceptable, no more.

2. How many dogs do they have. Ask how many litters they have every year. Ask how many puppies they sell and whether they sell any to petstores.

3. Ask if you can see the dogs - all the dogs - not just the puppies. Many puppymills have an area where they will bring the puppies to show to the public and do not want you to see how their dogs live.

4. Ask what kind of genetic testing they have done on the dogs. Ask what health certificates they have for the dogs.

5. Ask for the names of five people who have bought puppies from them and then call the references.

6. Ask if the puppies are sold on a contract and then ask to see the contract. Ask if there is a warranty. There should be one!

7. Ask whether the breeder will take back a dog regardless of the age if you are unable to take care of it. This is standard for a good breeder

8. Ask to see the pedigree and ask how many champions there are in the lineage.

9. Ask what they are trying to improve in their line with this breeding.

10. Listen to whether the breeder asks you any questions. If the breeder doesn't care about the home that the puppy would be going to, then you don't want to buy from them.

DO NOT, under any circumstances, buy a dog in a petstore. Research establishes that 98% of the dogs in petstores come from what is considered to be puppymills. You are not saving that puppy, you are sentencing it's parents to lives of misery.

Contact me now at: Carla@nwi.net