How sad...but also how sweet you've taken in a red friend!
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. She might be pawing to get out as maybe she's not used to being a house dog yet. My one recommendation for exercise: is there someone in your house that rides a bike? My husband will sometimes take our guy for a run behind the bike. He doesn't have to do this for too long to tire our pup out. You can also exercise her mind by doing basic obedience or teaching her tricks. Vizslas like the mental exercise as well.
Or maybe, after teaching her the "come" command, you could drive her out to a field away from traffic and have her run around...?? Or you can hope she picks up traits of the other breed she's mixed with!
I don't know that i really have any good advice. And Vizslas don't need to be run everday, per se. Just enough not to drive their owners crazy! Good Luck.
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. She might be pawing to get out as maybe she's not used to being a house dog yet. My one recommendation for exercise: is there someone in your house that rides a bike? My husband will sometimes take our guy for a run behind the bike. He doesn't have to do this for too long to tire our pup out. You can also exercise her mind by doing basic obedience or teaching her tricks. Vizslas like the mental exercise as well.
Or maybe, after teaching her the "come" command, you could drive her out to a field away from traffic and have her run around...?? Or you can hope she picks up traits of the other breed she's mixed with!
I don't know that i really have any good advice. And Vizslas don't need to be run everday, per se. Just enough not to drive their owners crazy! Good Luck.