31 Vizslas in Vancouver from Adele Ng and Thierry Muller on Vimeo.
It’s the time again! Meetup time in Vancouver for loads of springy red dogs. This time we took over Bridgman Park in North Vancouver for a little walk with alot of pep. There were several new dogs and lots of butt sniffing, playing, and chatting with other ‘parents’.
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| I really huge group this time! |
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| my little girl stops to pose |
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| long-haired Vizsla |
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| dogs everywhere! where is mine? |
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| everyone is meeting little Moose |
The dogs acted like a giant pack walking through the park, although one or two inevitably went off chasing scents. I even got to meet my first long-haired Vizsla and we also have a black Vizsla-mix in the group! It’s so great to have a good community that gets together like this. Vizslas are relatively rare but the show-ups to these meetups is so much higher than other popular breeds. Suffice to say we had one tired and happy puppy on the way home.
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| I love these dogs! |
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| four way conversation |
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| treat? you must bring an entire bag of treats today |
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| by the riverside, these are not water dogs |
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| everywhere you see, vislas! |
All good news and happy pups aside, we did have a sad incident where one of our newest puppies, 3 month old Pana was attacked and bitten by a bull terrier before meeting the group, and had to go straight to emergency. It’s really terrible news, especially since that dog had attacked 3 other dogs that day. It’s always a really good reminder to keep a close eye on interactions with other dogs, especially new ones, and ensure your own dog doesn’t go charging up to meet new dogs.
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