Hungarian Vizsla Breeders, NSW

We are located 2 hours west of Sydney, and have been breeding Wirehaired Vizslas since 2010. In that time we have bred only 8 litters as we only breed occasionally, focusing on quality rather than quantity. Our dogs are from top working and show lines in Europe and the UK, and are hip and scored and health tested (HUU). We also genetically test for the presence of a wirey coat. We regularly import semen to sire new litters as the gene pool in Australia for this breed is currently very small. Some puppies from our previous litters are working in the field with quail, ducks, deer, and boar. Others are enjoying success in show, retrieving, scent work, and obedience trials. Our dogs have featured in TV commercials and magazine photo shoots. Above all, our puppies are much loved members of their human families. We are an affiliated Puppy Culture methodology breeder, and follow their guidelines to raise our pups and help us determine which pup is best suited to each new family environment. Contact us to find out more about our dogs or visit if you happen to be in the area. Puppies: We are now registering interest in our next litter, which is planned for 2025.

One male and one female puppy available from this lovely litter of Slovakians. - see photos. The puppies have been fed predominantly Advance Puppy chicken and rice and Enduro Puppy complete with a mix of either beef mince, chicken mince, fish, goats milk or Di-vetelact milk. All having healthy appetites. They have been wormed with Milbemax since two weeks of age which also covers heartworm. The puppies have had their first two vaccinations now, and are ready for their new homes. They have lived in the house at night, enjoying playing loose, and watching television, and large runs during the day, and are accustomed to horses, large dogs (Pointers) and an array of people and children and all unphased by the recent storm activity, plus living rurally have also heard guns, had ride on mowers drive past, and seen the neighbour's cattle. Both parents hip scored and below the mean for the breed.