REDBIRDDOG - a Hungarian Pointer blog that followed the adventures of two Vizslas from 2006-2021. Now the home of the VGs (Vizsla Grandparents) I will post our adventures with Vizslas from all over the world over the next many years. Travel, Vizslas, hiking, walking, training. What could be better? Comments are always enjoyed and appreciated. Thanks for visiting.
Eight miles along the trails of Briones Regional Park this morning. The trails were a bit muddy from the rain that had come through the area yesterday. The air was crisp.
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| Happy Camper - Life is Good |
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| Chloe showing her whitening face as Bailey looks down the valley |
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| The muscle development on these two dogs is amazing to me |
1 comment:
Hi,
I was reading your blog and its very interesting. I have a quetion for you because I need an advice from a current Vizsla owner. I currently own a female Sheltie and its more of an indoor dog. I have a boat so I go to the beach on the weekends and having a dog that enjoys the water is a most. Some activities that I do is swimming and running in the beach. My major concern is that I work everyday from 8am-6pm. From 8am there is no one in my house other than the Sheltie until my son gets home from school at 3pm. I have a medium size backyard. On the other hand, when I get home at 6pm I like to take a 2-5 mile run. We all love the dog companionship so having a dog that is always close to us is a most. I have spoken with other Vizlsa owners and they have told me that the Vizslas are well-behaved when they are inside the house.I spoked with a dog trainer and he told me that if I exercise her (frisbee or fetch intensely) during the morning for 15 minutes and then when I get back from work run with him again I should have no problem. (Do you think the Vizsla is a good fit for us? I that exercise enough?
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