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4 yearsAge
£600Price

Proven Working Hungarian Vizsla. Gamekeeper bred

Hungarian Vizsla
1 hour
Hungarian Vizsla4 years
£600
WILLIAM M.
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Description

Red is a fully working HPR on the Grouse moors of the North Pennines. He is in his element whilst out on the fells, doing around 35 grouse days this year between our estate and neighbouring estates. Along with numerous pheasant days, duck flights and rough days. Red is a lovely deep Russet colour with a very athletic build. He is great around all livestock and loves children. He is very loyal and very biddable. Reds kennel club name is “Raspberry Rust” Great health tests: BVA/KC Hip dysplasia: 3/5 (8) BVA/KC Elbow dysplasia: 0 Inbreeding Coefficient value of 1.5% which is well below the breed average of 3.4% Any questions please get in touch
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Litter details

LocationBarnard Castle, County Durham
BreedHungarian Vizsla
Age4 years, 3 months

Health & Docs

Microchipped by collection dateKC registered by collectionWorm and flea treatedVaccinations up to dateHealth Checked by a vet

Info

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Adv. TypeFor stud

Pros

Highly intelligent and loyal, forming strong bonds with owners
Low-maintenance coat requiring only weekly grooming
Moderate shedding suitable for allergy-sensitive households
Excel in canine sports and adapt well to active lifestyles

Cons

Require substantial daily vigorous exercise
Prone to separation anxiety if left alone for long periods
Demand early and consistent training to manage energy and sensitivity
Can be stubborn and sensitive, requiring patience and gentle handling
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