Mary Allen
Magyar Vizslas were used as hunting and pointing dogs in the 18th and 19th centuries. This has remained the case to this day. The trainable dog acclimatizes quickly and therefore works well even in high heat. Its ability to browse and retrieve, as well as its ability to stalk and point game silently, make it a perfect companion for hunters.
#1 If you don’t want to use your Vizsla for hunting, you have to keep him in good spirits with sufficient exercise and mental activity to compensate for his hunting instinct.
#2 Since he quickly feels underchallenged and loves challenges, he is particularly suitable for dog sports such as dummy training and flyball.
#3 However, beginners should not get too cocky and prefer to choose another breed.
Without relevant experience with dogs, as a beginner, you will find it very difficult to master the challenges that come with owning a Magyar Vizsla.