In Popular Culture
Dana Perino former Press Secretary and co-host of the Five on Fox News Channel has owned two viszlas Henry (deceased) and Jasper.
Kubrick the Dog is a photography book by British fashion photographer and film maker Sean Ellis. The book published by Schirmer/Mosel documents the life of a Hungarian Vizsla called Kubrick and includes a foreword by fashion designer Stella McCartney
Che the family dog from The Goode Family is a Vizsla.
Canadian DJ/producer, Tiga used to have a female vizsla, called Uma. She's been portrayed on the cover art of the vinyl edition of Tiga's DJ-Kicks compilation album as conveniently stretching out on a sofa.
Gary Dell'Abate, also known as Baba Booey from The Howard Stern Show has a Vizsla named "Murphy".
Major League Baseball pitcher, Mark Buehrle, owns three Vizslas, Drake, Duke and Diesel
Hungarian made cartoon "Frakk,a macskák réme" in Hungarian,"Frakk,the nightmare of cats" in English first time presented on 23 December 1972,see here:http://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frakk,_a_macsk%C3%A1k_r%C3%A9me Renowned Artist and Curator, Canadian Stuart Keeler has a Vizsla named "Papi" which has been featured in his performance art since 2007
Clifford the Big Red Dog is a Vizsla.
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