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Hungarian Vizsla puppies for sale in Scotland

4 Hungarian Vizsla puppies for sale in Scotland

Hungarian Vizslas are extremely intelligent, handsome and athletic hunting dogs with a golden coat and matching eyes. As their name suggests, they originated in Hungary, where they were originally bred for hunting and where they have always been highly prized. Recently, however, the breed has gained popularity as a family and companion dog in many other countries around the world, and for good reason. The Vizsla is a noble, friendly and extremely loyal dog, and once it has formed a strong bond with its owners, it becomes a valued member of a household, liking nothing better than to take part in everything that goes on around the house.

Read our Hungarian Vizsla Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

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Mixed Breed dogs - Advert 1
Licensed Breeder
16
1 hour
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Stunning vizapoo puppies

£675
Standard Poodle & Hungarian Vizsla Hybrid11 weeks55
A unplanned accidental litter but turned out stunning a bit like a wire haired vizsla or labradoodle . These stunning pups come from dna health clear parents and are ready to leave they are bouncy chunky confident pups and both parents have fantastic temperament . They leave me a licensed breeder with there first vaccination . A vet health check letter and microchip transf
old toll dogsID verified
Lockerbie, Dumfries and Galloway
Licensed Breeder
Hungarian Vizsla dogs - Advert 2
18
11 hours
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1 viz boy looking for loving home

£1,200
Hungarian Vizsla12 weeks72
1 boy available- red collar. Ready to leave to the right home on Monday 6th October, he will be fully vaccinated, chipped & wormed. Great temperament, with a lot of love to give. From a litter of 9, fathered by KC registered Vizsla and born to Doris, KC registered vizsla mother. Available to view with mother
claire b.
Hamilton, South Lanarkshire
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Mixed Breed dogs - Advert 1
9
14 hours

GWPxLabxVizsla Puppies

£550
Mixed Breed & Hungarian Vizsla HybridDue in 2 weeks2
2 liver bitches available out of litter of 9 - UPDATED PHOTOS COMING TODAY Ready to leave 12th October Please contact through this page as emails don’t seem to be working at the moment These wee
MORGAINE M.
5.00
Selkirk, Scottish Borders
Hungarian Vizsla dogs - Advert 2
Licensed Breeder
334
1 day

⚜️Hungarian Vizsla puppies⚜️

£1,150
Hungarian Vizsla9 weeks64
We are pleased to introduce the fantastic ‘I’ litter born on 25.07.2025. 7.boys and 3.Girls. Every puppy is healthy and has wonderful characteristics. Both parents Kennel Club registered, An
MAROSHEGYI VIZSLA KENNELSID verified
5.00
Motherwell, North Lanarkshire
Licensed Breeder

FAQs

How much does a Vizsla cost in the UK?

The average cost of a purebred Hungarian Vizsla puppy in the United Kingdom is approximately £1014, though prices can vary based on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and location.

Is a Hungarian Vizsla a good family dog?

Yes, a Hungarian Vizsla is a good family dog because they are friendly, affectionate, and good with children. They are also energetic and enjoy being active, making them a great companion for active families. However, they require regular exercise and mental stimulation to stay happy.

Are Vizslas good house dogs?

Yes, Vizslas can be good house dogs because they are affectionate and enjoy being close to their families. However, they are energetic and require regular exercise and mental stimulation. With proper training and activity, they can adapt well to living indoors.

What is the life expectancy of a Hungarian Vizsla?

The life expectancy of a Hungarian Vizsla is typically around 10 to 14 years. With proper care, nutrition, and regular veterinary check-ups, they can live a healthy and active life within this range.

Are Vizslas hard to train?

Vizslas are generally not hard to train because they are intelligent, eager to please, and quick learners. However, they require consistent, positive reinforcement and mental stimulation to keep them engaged. Early socialization and training are important to prevent behavioral issues.