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The Hungarian Vizsla Society would like to point out to members that the partial copy of the HVS Code of Ethics, distributed by the Hungarian Vizsla Club with their AGM Agenda Items recently, was incorrect and, we feel, misleading.
This was a discussion document proposing rule changes, to our joint code of ethics, suggested by our Veterinary Health Advisory Panel, that was sent to the HVC Committee prior to our AGM. The Club Committee vetoed the removal of Rule 17.5 and this was therefore NOT included in the recommendations put before either our Committee nor to members at our AGM. The correct Code of Ethics, passed by our members (subject to KC approval) can be seen on our website HERE.
We did contact the Club regarding this but, as we have had no response to our request to correct their released information, HVS Committee felt we had no option but to issue this press release as we didn’t want our members to be misinformed.
This was a discussion document proposing rule changes, to our joint code of ethics, suggested by our Veterinary Health Advisory Panel, that was sent to the HVC Committee prior to our AGM. The Club Committee vetoed the removal of Rule 17.5 and this was therefore NOT included in the recommendations put before either our Committee nor to members at our AGM. The correct Code of Ethics, passed by our members (subject to KC approval) can be seen on our website HERE.
We did contact the Club regarding this but, as we have had no response to our request to correct their released information, HVS Committee felt we had no option but to issue this press release as we didn’t want our members to be misinformed.
crgv or alabama rot
Verity Griffiths has kindly written regarding this awful disease, it can be found HERE.
HVS Championship Show 2018
The Hungarian Vizsla Society Championship Show will held on Sunday 1st April 2018 at the Sports Connexion, Ryton on Dunsmore, Coventry, CV8 3FL.. Our Judge is Mrs Marianne Gyarfas (Hungary)
Entries may be made online through Fosse Data or a Schedule and Entry Form may be obtained from the Secretary
Entries may be made online through Fosse Data or a Schedule and Entry Form may be obtained from the Secretary
new book launch
A new book has been launched by Phil Pearson A panel judge and field trial competitor, ‘HPR Licence to Hunt’ the book covers in depth subjects on retrieving, scenting, and vision regarding the working HPR gundog. The author has owned and worked HPRs for 38 years. The book has been written solely with the aim of raising money for HPR rescue clubs and societies the profit from each book sold at £29.50, £10.00 will be donated to the purchasers choice of breed rescue group on purchase.
Phil Can be contacted on 07973291281 or by email
pppropertymaintenance@hotmail.co.uk
Hopefully, as you have seen this here, if you purchase you will donate to https://www.vizslarescue.org.uk
Phil Can be contacted on 07973291281 or by email
pppropertymaintenance@hotmail.co.uk
Hopefully, as you have seen this here, if you purchase you will donate to https://www.vizslarescue.org.uk
Field trial Schedule
For Field Trial Schedule, Standing Instructions and Entry Form see HERE
idiopathic epilepsy in the hungarian vizsla
Please click HERE to go to information and a study being undertaken by the Animal Health Trust
Why we need your membership
Membership is not just for people who show and/or work their Vizslas - it is for owners who care about the breed and for prospective owners who are interested in the breed.
We aim to protect the future of this wonderful breed and we need your membership in order to continue doing this.
If there were no breed clubs, none of this would be possible. You may not have the time to help us, but just by being a member of the Hungarian Vizsla Society, you are supporting the breed that we all love so much.
Membership is not just for people who show and/or work their Vizslas - it is for owners who care about the breed and for prospective owners who are interested in the breed.
We aim to protect the future of this wonderful breed and we need your membership in order to continue doing this.
If there were no breed clubs, none of this would be possible. You may not have the time to help us, but just by being a member of the Hungarian Vizsla Society, you are supporting the breed that we all love so much.