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HUNGARIAN WIREHAIRED VIZSLA
The origins of the Hungarian Wirehaired Vizsla date back to the 1930's when there was a desire amongst hunters to develop a dog with the excellent qualities of the shorthaired Vizsla but, that was more resistant to cold weather conditions. The breeding aim was that the Hungarian Wirehaired Vizsla should preserve all inner and outer features of the shorthaired Hungarian Vizsla, preserve the ancestral yellow colour, and the hair should be rough and wiry. The Hungarian Wirehaired Vizsla was acknowledged by the FCI in 1966 as an independent Hungarian breed and was registered. The Hungarian Wirehaired Vizsla was approved for exhibition in Australia from January 2007 which enabled the country's only dog to enter the show ring to compete for the title of Australian Champion. Since the breed's recognition, more Hungarian Wirehaired Vizslas have been imported into Australia and New Zealand. Australia's first litter was whelped in 2007. In both the UK and USA the Hungarian Wirehaired Vizsla does not have breed recognition.
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