Comprehensive Health and Genetic Testing in Wirehaired Vizslas At Pivot Kennels, we prioritize the health and longevity of the Wirehaired Vizsla breed. We are passionate and picky! Before making breeding decisions, we conduct thorough health and genetic testing to ensure we are pairing dogs that will produce healthy, well-structured, and genetically diverse litters. In addition, personalities are evaluated—most hunting dogs are also family dogs and must be a calm, gentle, and sociable family companion.
What We Learned About Improving Our Dog's Diet
OUR RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PUPPY & DOG SUPPLIES When welcoming a new puppy into your home and family is an exciting time. But it can be overwhelming to figure out what you may need to get to have a successful puppy introduction to your house and family. Below is a list of supplies. Most of these are affiliate links (when you click on these and add them to your cart, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases), and a couple are links not available on Amazon. We chose Amazon as it is the most accessible across the US.
GROOMING WIREHAIRED VIZSLAS (AND THEIR COAT TYPES) A question we get often, "What is the Wirehaired Vizsla's coat like and how do you groom them?" It is not as harsh of a wirehair as a GWP, nor is it a soft coat, but still a pleasant, coarse coat to pet and groom. Coat type in a wirehaired vizsla can be short, medium, thick and long. I put in thick as there are some coats that need monthly grooming (like a thick but not necessarily a long coat) and some coats only need grooming one or two times per year. Some hunting wirehairs that are very active, rarely need to be stripped as their soft wirehair is stripped naturally from briars, brush, brambles, or branches.
