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Chloe Brooks
Vizslas are often times mistaken for Redbone Coonhounds, Weimaraners and Rhodesian Ridgebacks in terms of appearance. Even though the visual appeal does not necessarily influence a dog's temperament, it is still vital for a Vizsla owner to find out every important information about the breed for such facts can be used when trying to determine Vizsla training approaches that would ideally suit his pet. - The Vizsla is a medium-sized breed yet lean and have defined muscles. The standard for this breed entails golden-rust color in various shadings which can also be described as copper/brown, russet gold and dark sandy gold. The standard height for males is 22-25 inches and 21-24 inches for females. Males should weigh 45-66 pounds while females weigh 40-55 pounds. - Unlike the appearance, the disposition of a Vizsla influences the training the same way it affects the dog-owner relationship. Vizslas are very high energy dogs thus they have to be given pursuits and exercise to keep them physically as well as mentally busy. Activities for Vizslas usually involve retrieving, be it on land or water, given their natural instincts as pointers and retrievers. On the contrary, rough treatment and harsh Vizsla training are not advisable for this breed taking into consideration their gentle, caring and remarkably affectionate temperament. - The Vizsla is a healthy breed and may live up to 10-14 years nevertheless poor breeding could cause hip dysplasia, canine epilepsy and sebaceous adenitis. Health concerns like hypothyroidism, dwarfism, lymphosarcoma as well as skin and food allergies can also be seen among this breed. By knowing such medical issues, it won't be too complicated for you to plan what training approaches to use. Furthermore, the health problems are also less likely to progress since you know what activities to avoid and what to pursue. Although the coat color or length might not be significant when it comes to training, it still pays to learn those information particularly if you consider having your pet registered to a particular kennel club. Being aware of the size on the other hand can help you control your pet's food intake to prevent obesity. Training a Vizsla to become a well-mannered dog you have been dreaming of should not be a pain in the neck nor it is supposed to cause disappointment on your part. Training should be fun both for you and your dog. Furthermore, it is also one of the best ways to bond with your pet and learn more about each other. It is during training that loyalty, beautiful friendship and great love grow. You might as well enjoy every moment of Vizsla training!
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