Updated July 13, 2026
 |
| Sweet mother. |
We have a very selective breeding program. Our upcoming litter is planned for Summer 2027. The details are in the works but no decisions have been made at this time.
Be aware that due to our very limited breeding program we are able to be particularly selective about where our cherished puppies live. Part of our plan is to create an extended family among our puppy owners. Our puppies come with a future with great potential and lifetime of support not only from us but from that family as well!
As things have worked out we typically breed a litter less frequently than every 18 months, often more like every 2 years or more. When we do breed a litter it is after much thought and preparation has gone into examining pedigrees and dogs that will best suit our girls for health, temperament, trainability, hunting ability, and breed type.
Keeping our puppy buyers informed is an important part of who we are. Full parent information is provided once decided as well as links to AKC and OFA for confirmation of presented information. Contracts are made available prior to purchase for review and a full understanding of the commitment each family is making. Frequent Zoom meetings are held to allow increased "access" to puppies for those who are not local as well as to share information and "meet" others who will be joining the Windrunner family of owners. Once puppies go home those Zoom meetings are continued to address puppy training and adaptation to the puppy and Vizsla life. While we cannot claim to raise puppies via Puppy Culture methodology, our puppies are raised in a highly enriched environment with many principles associated with PC and other puppy raising plans.
In addition to our dogs being titled
and competing in a variety of venues, our dogs are only bred if they
pass a series of
health tests.
We believe that all breeding dogs should have clearances on as many
likely disease processes as reasonably expected. Many decisions when
breeding are compromises; trying to make the best forecast based on the
facts. Sometimes the facts aren’t apparent. We hope that the health
testing we do reveals more of the facts and allows better breeding
decisions.
Our puppies are raised in our home
with our family and other Vizslas around constantly. They are
socialized to many different people, dogs and situations before going to
their new homes. Most puppies are well on their way to being house and
crate trained when going to their new homes between 8.5 and 10 weeks of
age. Our puppies are sold on Limited Registration and co-ownership.
Depending on the situation this may be lifted if it is in the best
interest of the puppy.
While we do not place puppies in only
show homes, we do prefer homes that are going to participate in
performance activities to optimize the traits of the dog and ensure its
future happiness in its home. Our belief is that a busy, active,
well-trained Vizsla is one that will make a happy, well-adjusted
member of the family.
I enjoy nothing more than helping people who want to “do it
right”.
We breed very infrequently and as such more often make referrals to
other breeders we believe to be of high quality. Additionally, not everyone fits into our model of being a part of our family. That is fine.
