Showing posts with label Big running. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Big running. Show all posts

Saturday, May 5, 2012

Define: Vizslas Running Large

In a pointing breed field trail, one of the traits you hear the judges looking for is if the dog is "running large".

Is he or she a "big running dog".

Thought I'd show a clip of a couple Vizslas "running large."  Bailey, followed by Chloe open it up on this wide open hill side in this 
1.23  minute clip. 


Their prey this morning: ground squirrels but a bird is rustled up about 45 seconds in and it worked just as well.
The joy of a full tilt run.

This is up in Briones Regional Park in the East portion of the San Francisco Bay on a warm May morning.
Mountain biking with Vizslas on Mount Mott trail
A little later in the bike ride we just cruised along on a flat section of valley floor.  A bit over 10 miles covered by me on the bike in two hours.  Bailey and Chloe at least doubled that much running. 



It was what nature built into them to do.

Saturday, January 28, 2012

"Big running" Vizslas

Today's walk was up in the Castle Rock Open Space.  Here the dogs had much more room to roam.
In these areas it is common for Bailey and Chloe to be many hundreds of yards away.


 
There is something that I really enjoy about watching my dogs run along a far ridge full-tilt. 

 This is the basis of the term "Big Running Dogs."

Some wonderful country to walk around in.

For enjoyment watch the below video with speakers on.  Make it full screen using the button on the bottom right corner.