How much does a Wirehaired Vizsla puppy cost?

Wirehaired Vizslas cost $1,500 to $4,000 because breeding them responsibly is expensive and complicated. They’re ranked 167 in popularity, so there aren’t many breeders, and the supply is limited. That scarcity drives prices up, especially since demand has been growing among active families who want a rugged, affectionate hunting dog with that Vizsla heart. But breeding them isn’t easy. Reputable breeders test for hip dysplasia, progressive retinal atrophy, epilepsy, and lymphoma—each test costs hundreds, and you’re doing it on both parents before breeding. You’re also feeding and housing these dogs year-round, many of which are retired from field work or conformation shows. Litters are often small, and stud fees or travel for genetic diversity add up. All of that gets factored into the puppy price. If you see a Wirehaired Vizsla under $1,200, be suspicious. That’s likely a breeder skipping health clearances, possibly breeding too young or too often, or worse—tied to a puppy mill. These dogs might look great at 8 weeks, but you could be on the hook for $5,000 in vet bills by age 3. You’re not just paying for a puppy. You’re paying for genetic screening, ethical practices, and a breeder who’ll take the dog back if your life changes. That’s the real cost of integrity.