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Vizsladogs, Ltd.
International
History of the Vizsla
This clipping was in some articles that Meghan Tallman was kind enough
to share with me. Thank you, Meghan, for sharing
some of the history of the vizsla with us.: "The Observers Book of Dogs" by Clifford L. B. Hubbard Frederick Warne & Co., Ltd., London and New York (page 153 Re: Vizsla, Hungarian Pointer, Yellow Pointer): "One of the five national breeds of dogs in Hungary. The Vizsla is the
sole sporting dog, a breed which combines the duties of POINTER,
SETTER, AND RETRIEVER. He is admirably suited to the game and
conditions of the puszta, being descended from the Transylvanian and
Weimar pointers, well equipped for those particular terrains. Today the
race is protected by the interest on the Hungarian Kennel Club through
their specialists stud book (Magyar Eb Torzskonyv) and records of
exported specimens are meticulously maintained. He is particularly in
demand in the Debrecen district of Eastern Hungary, where most feathered game seek sanctuary.Height, 25 inches, weight, 70 to 75 pounds, color, yellow only, rather
like the sedge shade of the Chesapeake Bay Retriever. Coat short, close
and smooth. Tail docked to about two-fifths."
"One of Charles Hunt's puppies Borka owned by Leah Clayton's family of Chicago, IL in 1957. The dam was Asta Z Povasia."
"Vizsla" by Canis from The Book of the Dog (pdf file)
Connie Johnson by
Wire Haired Vizsla History by
Becca Winckler
History
of the (Wire Haired) Breed in UK
Queen Jadwiga, Info generously
researched and donated to the home page by Buffy Scheaffer.
A Theory to the Origin
of the Word Vizsla by Barna Lukacs (VizslaHunt list in May, 2004)
Jen Wolfe by Linda Promaulayko
First multiple country BIS
Vizsla CH Napkelte Vadasz Dalos
Vizsla Origins
(pdf file) by Geza Frank Say (The Hungarian Review, Vol.1 Issue
1, Fall 1971)
America's New Golden
Gun-Dog by Dr. I.S. Osborn (1959)
Vizsla History, Chapter
One by By Martha Lacko
Vizslas in Holland - The Netherlands by Tonnie Niessing
"The
Hungarian Vizsla" by Jeno Dus
Where Now Brown
Dog? by Phil Wright (some 1970's perspective Canada - USA)
Canadian Vizslas by Vizsla Canada
Ear
Tags/Futaki Horns,
by Susan J. Mulley (an interesting bit of
history relevant to all our Vizslas)
History of Vizsla
in Australia, by Fay
Harris
Some Historic
Dates & Facts of Vizslas in Canada, written
by Phil Wright
History of Vizsla
in Denmark, by Jonas Nielsen
Recollections (World War I)
written by Charles Mosansky
UK
Vizsla History by Hungarian Vizsla Society
History of Vizsla
in USA
History of Vizslas in Holland -- Part One and Part Two by Tonnie
Niessing
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