Vizsla History
There are lots of sites that report the Vizsla has been as it is today since the Dark Ages. That is romanticizing a very tumultuous past. The breed was reduced to 12 known purebred individuals after WWII. Some historical data is here, but a non-partisan view of the Vizsla past, as donated by the individuals involved, will appear on www.vizslasunlimited.com The listing of breeders and stud dogs on that site will support running the online museum of Vizsla facts. The items that will be uploaded for viewing first, were given directly to one of the two curators of the Online Vizsla Museum with the specific purpose to share the information online.
Cloak & Dagger Work Put Vizsla in U.S.
Killion's Brown Sugar earn first Vizsla NSTRA-CH title
Why Field Trials? By Dick Reinhardt DDS
The Vizsla, It's Genealogy and Eugenics by Dr I.S. Osborn
America's New Golden Gun Dog by Dr IS Osborn
Article "Vizsla Origins" from 1971 Hungarian Review
"Where Now Brown Dog?" by Phil Wright (also on www.vizsladogs.com) from 1971 Hungarian Review
1950's Doc Osborne Vizsla ad
Panni XV print, pedigree courtesy of Tonnie Niessing
Mocskos Von Dravavölgy first registered Vizsla in Holland courtesy of Tonnie Niessing
Historic Vizsla Standards from 1955 Courtesy of Tonnie Niessing
CH Csisckas of Goncoltanya in my parents' first Vizslas pedigree
CH Napkelte Vadasz Dalos first Vizsla to go BIS in three countries, is in the pedigree of many Dual Champions
Baron Corky of Hari & Carob's Golden Mist of Redondo photo of a portrait painted by E. Hari's secretary. Photo from Gary Jagoda
Read the Story Behind The Painting by Eugene Hari here
Jane Graff and Maggie Z Selle
Contact Mira Vizslas, AKC Reg'd Kennel:
Ms. Michel Berner
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