Planned Breedings and Upcoming Litters

Paisley was bred to Zack, and produced 7 puppies on January 29, 2024. We are very excited for this litter, as it’s a line-breeding on our foundation bitch Blaze, and it combines together some of our favorite pedigrees in the Vizsla breed. Click here to see the pedigree.

As always, the goal of this breeding is to produce puppies with superb health and temperament, good conformation, strong athleticism, outstanding hunting instincts, high prey drive, and tons of natural ability.

About Paisley
FORTIUS PHOENIX RISING
AKC: SS21187606
DOB: Sept 11 2020
HIPS: EXCELLENT, VZ-17579E25F-P-VPI
THYROID: NORMAL, VZ-TH2635/25F-VPI
DNA: V951791
Sire: 2xNFC NCH RUNCH 6xCH 5xRUCH FC CK POST ROUTE SCOUT
Dam: CH TRAILSIDE 1937 HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER

About Zack
WILLORUNN N' BROAD RUN'S FIRE ON THE MOUNTAIN JH
AKC: SR92452904
DOB: Feb 29 2016
HIPS: GOOD, VZ-16759G58M-VPI
CARDIAC: NORMAL, VZ-BCA47/58M/P-VPI
THYROID: NORMAL, VZ-TH2187/58M-VPI
EYES: NORMAL, VZ-EYE1390/59M-VPI
CHIC: 155857
DNA: V807920
Sire: FC BROAD RUN'S TRAIL BLAZIN BOONE
Dam: GCHB WILLORUNN'S ROCK'A-BY DAISY

Your Search for a Vizsla Puppy

If you're looking for a pet Vizsla, you might consider adopting one from a Vizsla rescue organization.  There are nice Vizslas in need of a home.   Maryland/Virginia/DC area rescue Vizslas are occasionally available at Conestoga Vizsla Club Rescue.  You can expand your search by looking at rescue across the country.  More rescue contact information can be found here.

Please don't purchase your Vizsla puppy from a backyard breeder, puppy mill or a pet store!  Before seeking any breed of puppy we recommend that you read about how to identify a Responsible Breeder.  Responsible breeders are guardians of the breed.  We breed with health and temperament as a priority.  We also breed with a goal of maintaining and improving natural ability and correct conformation. We abide by the Vizsla Club of America "Breeder Code of Ethics".  We are also recognized as an AKC "Breeder of Merit".

Vizslas are very unique dogs.  They are not the right fit for everyone, but are the perfect fit for some.  Vizslas are first and foremost hunting dogs with a lot of drive and desire to work.  They make wonderful companions that not only love to be a part of your active lifestyle, but who also love to cuddle on the couch.  They require a lot of attention, which gave them their nickname of the "Velcro Vizsla".  

Please take time to do research and educate yourself on the breed before inquiring about puppy availability.  If you are bargain shopping, the Vizsla may not be for you.  Be prepared to pay between $2000 - $3000 for a puppy from a responsible breeder.  There are two good breed-specific books that we recommend you read: "The Versatile Vizsla" by Marion Coffman, and "The Vizsla" by B.C. Boggs.