Breeder Referral

To assist puppy buyers in finding a Vizsla, here is a list of breeders that are members of the Central Wisconsin Vizsla Club.  Please contact them directly to get details regarding their breeding program, litters planned and/or puppies available. 

Autumn Acres Vizslas   (Litter planned for summer 2026)

Jone & Wes Brown

Johnson Creek, WI

autumnacresvizslas@gmail.com

Benchmark Vizslas

Peter Severson

Janesville, WI

vizslaman@yahoo.com

Inclusion on this CWVC Breeder List does not constitute an endorsement by the Central Wisconsin Vizsla Club its Officers, Directors, Membership or Webmaster. It is the responsibility of the puppy buyer to do research on individual breeders and stud dog owners. The CWVC assumes no responsibility for the accuracy of the information submitted and provides no endorsements for dogs, individuals or kennels. 

We highly recommend puppy buyers take steps to ensure the breeder is reputable as described in "How to Find a Quality Vizsla and Reputable Breeder". Responsible Vizsla breeders do the following:

1. Test and ensure their Vizslas are cleared of hip dysplasia after two years of age and receives an OFA Certificate (with numbers) from the Orthopedic Foundation of Animals (OFA).
2. Follow the breed-specific recommendations for health testing by the Canine Health Information Center (CHIC) for Vizslas. CHIC Certifications (with numbers) are issued to Vizslas tested for hip dysplasia (OFA), thyroid function, and eye health (CERF). Optional testing includes sebaceous adenitis, von Willebrand disease, congenital cardiac disease, and elbow dysplasia. These health records may also be found on the OFA website. Many breeders will also use the PennHIP evaluation to test for hip dysplasia. PennHIP results are included on the OFA website for each dog who has been tested.
3. Strive to breed according to the AKC Breed Standard for the Vizsla as approved by the Vizsla Club of America.
   
4. Know the pedigrees of their own dogs well and will share pedigree information (such as health and temperament) with prospective buyers.
   
5. Can explain why a particular breeding seeks to improve upon the dam's and sire's characteristics.
   
6. Introduce you to their Vizsla family and show you where a litter is being whelped and raised.
   
7. Provide a written agreement for your review prior to sale.
   
8. Provide AKC registration papers, a signed written agreement and a veterinary health certificate upon sale.
   
9. Provide support to puppy buyers for the life of the dog.
   

 Take the time to do your research and best of luck to you in your search!