It's common and probable that a younger puppy will easily bond with another dog before you unless you make a point that they won't. At the training facility I have taken all my dogs to they EMPHASIZE more time away from the older dog and with you, than with the other dog. You want your pup to look up to you and your family. Is it possible for them to still look up to you even with extended time with the other? Sure, but that depends on the individual and how much time you make a point of spending alone with the new puppy and alone with the older dog.belf1125 said:All of you with more than one V, do you feel they bond more with each other than with you? Or is that just a myth that I heard from someone that knows nothing about dogs (especially vizslas)?
This hasn't been my experience at all. Mine will compete with each other for our attention, and "check" each other out of the way to get to us. There have been some good "open ice" checks in our house.belf1125 said:All of you with more than one V, do you feel they bond more with each other than with you? Or is that just a myth that I heard from someone that knows nothing about dogs (especially vizslas)?
Our two have a special bond with each other but they have still bonded strongly with us, each of thembelf1125 said:All of you with more than one V, do you feel they bond more with each other than with you? Or is that just a myth that I heard from someone that knows nothing about dogs (especially vizslas)?
cool i'm half hungarian, my dad is from hungary, i've been there 3 times, they eat a LOT XDRiszagazdi said:Hi,
I am from Hungary. I have a 3,5 years old gal called Risza /pronounced: Reesa or something like that/
I was so happy when I saw how loved breed Hungarian Vizsla had became all around the world. Here in Hungary this breed is handled as a national treasure together with eight other hungarian breeds
I have been doing agility with Risza for two years. I have never regreted my choice.
DragonTheRevolutionary said:cool i'm half hungarian, my dad is from hungary, i've been there 3 times, they eat a LOT XDRiszagazdi said:Hi,
I am from Hungary. I have a 3,5 years old gal called Risza /pronounced: Reesa or something like that/
I was so happy when I saw how loved breed Hungarian Vizsla had became all around the world. Here in Hungary this breed is handled as a national treasure together with eight other hungarian breeds
I have been doing agility with Risza for two years. I have never regreted my choice.
Riszagazdi said:I am sure that Hungarians have other attitudes, things besides good and famous gourmet. For example the nine breed that became a national treasure.
1. Pumi
2. Puli
3. Mudi
4. Kuvasz
5. Komondor
6. Rövidszőrű Magyar Vizsla /Hungarian Vizsla with short fure/
7. Drótszőrű Magyar Vizsla /Hungarian Vizsla with roughed-coat/
8. Magyar Agár /Hungarian Greyhound/
9. Erdélyi Kopó /Transsilvanian Hound/
DragonTheRevolutionary said:cool i'm half hungarian, my dad is from hungary, i've been there 3 times, they eat a LOT XDRiszagazdi said:Hi,
I am from Hungary. I have a 3,5 years old gal called Risza /pronounced: Reesa or something like that/
I was so happy when I saw how loved breed Hungarian Vizsla had became all around the world. Here in Hungary this breed is handled as a national treasure together with eight other hungarian breeds
I have been doing agility with Risza for two years. I have never regreted my choice.