Vizsla (Vizsla)
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| type | dog |
|---|---|
| Place of origin | Hungary |
| Size | medium · short hair |
| Life expectancy | About 10-14 years |
| Habit | Cheerful and deeply attached to its owner · Alert, courageous, not skittish · Gentle and sensitive to the feelings of those in the home · Intelligent and easy to train It was originally a bloodhound. |
| Thailand weather | The fur is short and close to the body, with no thick undercoat. Makes them able to withstand the hot weather of Thailand better than thick-haired breeds. But the skin is thin and there is little fat under the skin. Therefore sensitive to the sun and at risk of sunburn. Avoid exercising in the sun during midday and always have a shaded place to rest. |
| fur care | Short fur, easy to care for Brush once a week is enough. Take a shower from time to time But you should cut your nails regularly because they grow quickly. |
| exercise | Need a lot of exercise At least 1 hour per day. It is a hunter species with high energy. If you lack exercise, you will become stressed and destroy things. |
| Common diseases in the breed | Hip Dysplasia · Progressive Retinal Atrophy · Low thyroid function (Hypothyroidism) · Epilepsy (Epilepsy) |
| suitable for | Lots of power |
Frequently asked questions
Is a Vizsla suitable for living in a condo?
Not suitable. Short fur close to the body, no thick undercoat. Makes them able to withstand the hot weather of Thailand better than thick-haired breeds. But the skin is thin and there is little fat under the skin. Therefore sensitive to the sun and at risk of sunburn. Avoid exercising in the sun during midday and always have a shaded place to rest.
How long does a Vizsla live?
Generally around 10-14 years (according to veterinary sources)
What genetic diseases does the Vizsla have?
Hip Dysplasia · Progressive Retinal Atrophy · Low thyroid function (Hypothyroidism) · Epilepsy (Epilepsy)
Can Vizslas endure the hot weather in Thailand?
The fur is short and close to the body, with no thick undercoat. Makes them able to withstand the hot weather of Thailand better than thick-haired breeds. But the skin is thin and there is little fat under the skin. Therefore sensitive to the sun and at risk of sunburn. Avoid exercising in the sun during midday and always have a shaded place to rest.
Sources: www.akc.org · www.petmd.com — Last checked 2026-07-26
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