Vizsla Club Of Central New England

11 Rescue Dogs at the VCCNE Fun Day! owned by 11 Rescue Dogs!

Rescue Available

RILEY
Riley is a real gentleman! He is respectful of his foster siblings and appears to act appropriately with unknown dogs as well. He is happy to meet new people and will respond to a request to "sit" from strangers and friends alike. He is accepting of his crate and is good on leash. He is a bit timid with some people and appears to expect punishment in some situations (lowers head/ tucks tail). This is a dog who needs patient, reward based training and handling from a loving owner.

Riley's foster family has started working on name recognition and recall training. Riley does not appear to know how to play with toys, but his foster family is encouraging him to experiment! Riley is good with dogs and cats. He has lived with children but we will be looking for an adult home or one with older, gentle children.

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Upcoming Club Events

Saturday, August 02, 2008  --  Versatility Test and Annual Meeting
Sunday, August 03, 2008  --  Specialty Show
Saturday, September 13, 2008  --  Hunt Test
Sunday, September 14, 2008  --  Hunt Test
For more information, please see the Club Events Page

The Vizsla Club of Central New England is one of the oldest local chapters of the Vizsla Club of America.

The VCCNE sponsors a training days, hunt tests, and specialties. It also conducts Versatility Tests sponsored by the Vizsla Club of America. Most recently it has begun a rescue program.

The objectives and purpose of the Vizsla Club of Central New England, as defined in their current constitution and by-laws are:

To urge members and breeders to accept the standard of the breed as approved by The American Kennel Club as the only standard of excellence by which the Vizsla shall be judged.

To do all in its power to protect and advance the interests of the breed and to encourage sportsmanlike competition at dog shows, field trials, hunting tests, obedience trials, and such other events as may be sanctioned by the AKC.

To conduct such dog related events as it deems necessary including but not limited to: sanctioned matches and specialty shows, field trials, hunting tests, obedience trials, and such other events as may be.

If you live in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine or Vermont and are a person newly acquainted with the breed, or a long time fan, you should consider becoming a member of the VCCNE.

Membership includes not only full membership privileges as defined in the Club's by-laws, but a subscription to the club's newsletter which lists up coming events and documents member doings.