Taliory Dalmatians & Foxhope Gundogs - Litter of Working Hungarian Wirehaired Vizsla Puppies

Breeder : Taliory Dalmatians & Foxhope Gundogs
Breed : Hungarian Wirehaired Vizsla
Location : Inverness, Highlands
Breeder Licence : Highland council MAU 016568
Sire : Wildnook Ada's Frode at Foxhope Fully Health Testedⓘ
Dam : Auchterpiros Linguine at Foxhope Fully Health Testedⓘ
Due Date : 21st May 2026
Colours : Russet Gold

Verified Health Tests ⓘ

• Wildnook Ada's Frode at Foxhope
  • Hip Score : 3/3 = 6 - 14th February 2024
  • Elbow Grade : 0/0 = 0 - 14th February 2024
  • HUU : Hereditary Clear - 20th February 2023
• Auchterpiros Linguine at Foxhope
  • Hip Score : 2/2 = 4 - 1st November 2023
  • Elbow Grade : 0/0 = 0 - 1st November 2023
  • HUU : Hereditary Clear - 7th July 2022

These two have been chosen to complement eachother perfectly.

Neith is a calm quiet worker who works amazing alone or in company. Great on the peg as peg dog as well as steady when pointing grouse. She’s completed 70+ days picking up this year in the Scottish highlands proving to be an extreamly confident hunter. She’s proven to be a key member of the team.

Moose has a keen nose and drive. His independent workability has made him a great addition to the picking up team. His natural skill shines daily when working and when pointing grouse he shows such control and elegance.

Pups will be raised in the home by experienced dog trainer. The last litter from Neith went up and down the country and into Bermuda and Germany. Proving themselves in not just ability but temperament too. The litter will be exposed to other dogs (which we have at the house) children, farm machinery, chickens. They will come with 4 were kc insurance, 5 weeks basc insurance, a huge puppy pack compiled of companies that sponsor our kennels, puppy food and lifetime support from the breeder. They will have started with house training also.

The home is a well established dog trainer with multiple show champions in both working and utility. We work our dogs on mixed game from August to February and then when the season ends our dogs become part of the family joining us on hill walks and holidays.