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Dogs - Hungarian Vizla
Photo courtesy Dewanze Vizlas originated in Hungary, Europe, where they were bred to be hunting dogs, and they are still used today as hunting dogs. The Vizla is a good-natured, affectionate dog. They are obedient and easy to train. The Hungarian Vizla can have a smooth, short coat, or can be wire-haired. The wire-haired dogs are the same shape, size and colour, but have a rougher appearance. The name is also spelled visla or viszla. The early history of dogs and the development of breeds. The Vizla needs lots of exercise. Vizla breeders, who may have KUSA registered puppies occasionally
Ingrid Schneyder, mobile/cell: 082 218 9906 email: ingrid@montessa-gundogs.co.za Webpage: Montessa Kotie Janse van Vuuren, 0824491887 E-mail info@Dantiekennels.co.za, Webpage: Dewanze Santie Du Plessis, 0832442673, email duplessis.santie@gmail.com webpage: Elrisan Erica van der Linde, Cell 082 730 5807, email: browdeen@gmail.com Webpage: Browdeen Advertise your puppies here! Contact eileen@petsplace.co.za Colour: russet gold. Height: males 57 - 64 cm at shoulder, females 20- 30 cm Weight: 20 - 30 kgs Class: gundog
Dogs of Dewanze Kennel A dog that is disobedient may attack! He is a disgrace to his master. An obedient dog is a pleasure to his master! How it must please our Master in heaven when we are obedient! "All that God has said (in the 10 commandments) we will do, and be obedient!" The Bible, Exodus chapter 24, 7
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