Affectionate 2 year old female Hungarian Vizsla x Setter in Wexford is looking for a Loving Home

Beautiful 2 year old female Hungarian Vizsla x Setter dog. She Just loves affection and wants to be close to people. Really lives up the the ’Velcro dog’ tag. Raised with 2 young kids. Great around them. Raised with another dog and cats which she likes to play with.

No aggression in her at all, housetrained. Crate trained.

Genuine reason for rehoming. No fault of hers but my other dog has taken a disliking to her and she’s much smaller than him, so I don’t want to see her get hurt by him

So I just want to make sure she gets a loving home.

Mother is a Hungarian Vizsla.

She’s the same build as a Hungarian Vizsla and the colour of the father.

Father is a Setter.

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