Vizslas are often described as "Velcro dogs" due to their intense attachment to their owners. This trait means they can struggle with being left alone for extended periods, potentially leading to separation anxiety. Symptoms may include destructive behavior, excessive barking, or restlessness. To mitigate this, gradual acclimatization to short periods of solitude is advisable, along with providing engaging toys and activities to keep them occupied. Consistent routines and, if necessary, the assistance of a dog walker or daycare can help manage their need for companionship and stimulation.