We are basically retired from breeding now and living full time in Central Florida.   However, we keep our website going as we have many puppy owners who are now breeders, and others who have bred to our stud dogs and we like to help them with their litters of pups.   

If you are looking for a pup, have an older dog to rehome, need vizsla information, or whatever, just contact us and we will help you as much as possible.

We will try to post information on this page of current puppies/dogs available.   

We have attended many canine-oriented seminars over our doggie lifetime and feel we have excellent bloodlines to pass along.   The people who have our dogs and are breeders are very wonderful folks who are easy with which to work.   Some compete with their dogs in various events and some have wonderful pets they love and want to pass along those traits.   

We tested our dogs for whatever was required by the national club and also what we as ethical breeders should be doing.   Excellent health, good temperaments, hunting ability, and trainability are factors we considered.  Even if the pup was not going to a hunting home, we still wanted to maintain the hunting instinct in the vizsla breed.

We competed in show and or field with most of our dogs before breeding.  Not everyone does that, nor do they need to do that.  Competition is very time consuming and expensive.   And, if it’s something you are forced to do by your breeder, you probably won’t like it.   We liked to introduce our puppy owners to the various competitions for dogs via the vizsla club’s fun days where they could see how talented their dog was and if it was something they would enjoy.  You would be surprised at how many got into competition just from the vizsla fun day experiences.  There are many breedable dogs who spend their life as a couch potato.  We do ask that anyone who breeds our bloodlines test for genetic defects and follow the guidelines we have always followed.