In 1965, the VCCNE was officially AKC sanctioned under its new name, Vizsla Club of Central New England, by the American Kennel Club. And, the club held the first AKC sanctioned Field Trial in April 1965 at The Clockery in Chester, New Hampshire. Ever since then, the VCCNE has
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Vizsla Club of Central New England, is a 501(c)(3) organization who sponsors or hosts many events in the area every year, supports vizsla rescue, and responsible breeders.
There are many ways to support us financially. Sponsor awards, ribbons, or conformation shows, fund our rescue efforts or hunt tests or give cash to the general fund.
The Vizsla is a medium-sized, short-haired hunting dog with a smooth, dense golden rust coat, also occasionally referred to as a Hungarian pointer or Magyar Vizsla. The VCCNE’s first president, Count Bela Hadik, believed that the genetic origins of the Vizsla were as old as the Magyar peoples who originally settled in what is now Hungary in the late 9th century.
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