Secrets of the Hungarian wirehaired vizsla success
The Hungarian wirehaired vizsla
Two clubs look after the HWV in this country: the Hungarian Wirehaired Vizsla Association and the Hungarian Wire-haired Vizsla Club of Great Britain.
Both have excellent websites, full of information about the breed, with details of breeders and dogs that need rehoming.
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