Imported Hungarian Lines Raised with Integrity
Lasair Hungarian Vizsla is a Tasmanian kennel dedicated to breeding exceptional Hungarian Short and Wirehaired Vizslas from carefully selected imported Hungarian bloodlines. Our focus is on preserving the breed’s heritage, temperament, health and working ability while strengthening genetic diversity in Australia.
Dedicated to the Hungarian Vizsla
Lasair Hungarian Vizsla is dedicated to preserving and advancing the quality, temperament, and working heritage of the Hungarian Vizsla in Australia. We are passionate about establishing the Hungarian Wirehaired Vizsla through carefully selected imported Hungarian bloodlines, while also breeding Hungarian Shorthaired Vizslas from proven imported lines that reflect the breed's traditional type, soundness, and versatility. Our focus is on producing athletic, intelligent, and loyal companions suited to both family life and the field.
Carefully planned, naturally raised
Our breeding philosophy is centred on preserving the integrity, health, and versatility of the Hungarian Vizsla through carefully planned pairings and the continued introduction of imported Hungarian bloodlines to maintain genetic diversity in Australia. We raise our puppies using the Puppy Culture methodology to support early neurological development, confidence, and stable temperament, giving each puppy the best possible foundation for life. Our dogs are also raised on a balanced raw diet, reflecting our commitment to natural nutrition, condition, and long-term wellbeing.
Rooted in rural Tasmania
Based in the rural heart of Tasmania, Lasair Hungarian Vizsla was founded from a lifelong passion for dogs and a deep respect for the heritage and versatility of the Vizsla breed. Our focus is on protecting the long-term future of both the Hungarian Shorthaired and Wirehaired Vizsla in Australia through careful outcrossing, diverse imported bloodlines, and responsible breeding practices that prioritise health, temperament, and sound structure for generations to come.
Thinking of a Vizsla?
If you're considering a Hungarian Vizsla or Italian Greyhound from Lasair, we'd love to hear from you.