Mully the male Hungarian Vizla IKC registered, 8 years old

Mully is a male Hungarian Vizla IKC registered. He is 8 years old.

Our circumstances have changed recently with where we live and our work schedule, so we are looking for a good home for Mully.

He is house trained, very affectionate & clever. He is not trained for shooting but has all the natural ability. Full papers etc. and he has not been neutered and is father to two litters. His dad just passed in December at the age of 15 years. He is in great shape, very fit dog.

We are looking for a good home, or someone who can use him for hunting preferably which would be his perfect fit. We just want him to go to a loving home.

Phone : 0879301828

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