Generally, the Vizsla is not the best apartment pet. It is a natural athlete that requires regular physical stimulation and exercise. It also have a high energy level, and may show destructiveness or bark excessively when left alone for too long in an apartment. However, it is all right to keep a Vizsla in an apartment as long as your provide it with enough physical stimulation. It should be walked daily for at least one and a half hours daily.
Generally, the Vizsla is not the best apartment pet. It is a natural athlete that requires regular physical stimulation and exercise. It also have a high energy level, and may show destructiveness or bark excessively when left alone for too long in an apartment. However, it is all right to keep a Vizsla in an apartment as long as your provide it with enough physical stimulation. It should be walked daily for at least one and a half hours daily.
A chiuhua is a good pet for an apartment, they are small and fun!
Yes.
Vizsla
Gay Gottlieb has written: 'The Complete Hungarian Vizsla (Book of the Breed)' 'The complete Hungarian Vizsla' 'The complete vizsla' -- subject(s): Vizsla
Check with the apartment management. Many do not allow pets or limit pets. Usually, there is also a cost with an additional pet fee.
A vizsla is a breed of dog. It is a red hunting dog.
yes if you are living in a apartment
Ask the landlord (owner of the house) nicely ;-)
Rodesian ridgebacks are a good family pet they are loyal and watch out for their family but you need to walk them a lot and i meen a lot so if you live on a farm you could get this dog but apartment living please get a different breed
A pet that weighs twenty pounds or less and does not need a great deal of exercise makes an excellent apartment pet. Another thing to consider is the amount of maintenance the pet needs; for example, a dog needs to be walked, but a cat can use a litter box.
Vizsla is a breed of dog that first originated in Hungary. The Vizsla is a medium-sized sporting and hunting dog, which has also become known for its suitability for being a family dog.