Because of copyright concerns over the collection of all the Standards at any single site storing all the FAQs, AKC Standards are not typically included in the Breed FAQs. The reader is referred to the publications at the end of this document or to the National Breed Club or to the AKC for a copy of the Standard. They need to be treated like a member of the family, preferring to sleep inside and being close to their people. They should be active, but not hyper. They require daily exercise and will get into mischief if bored.
Vizslas are very easy to train, being both intelligent and eager to please.
Vizslas love warmth and are frequently found basking in the sun. They have very sensitive noses, good eyesight and a natural enthusiasm for the hunt. It's fantastic to watch a Vizsla lock up on point - it's hard to find words to express their grace, beauty and intensity. Field trials are a large part of most Vizsla club's activity schedules. Although Vizslas are primarily known for their skill in hunting upland game birds such as pheasant, quail and grouse, they are also used for hunting waterfowl and even small fur animals.