Midnight Run Vizslas - Michigan Vizsla Breeders

At Home. In The Field.

Midnight Run Vizslas specializes in Vizsla puppies for the discriminating pet owner, upland bird hunter & field competitor. Our pups are as successful in the home as they are afield. All parents are OFA'd, DNA'd, evenly tempered, proven field performers and wonderful companions. We have several select litters each year, and I also have pups available from litters sired by my stud dog, FC AFC Si Cisco JH. Our pups go home with full AKC registration papers, litter specific information packet, a puppy training book and a three-year hip and health guarantee. Stud service to FC AFC Si Cisco is also available (see below for more info), and I occasionally have started dogs for sale.

I am an active member of the Vizsla Club of America, Vizsla Club of Michigan and Vizsla Club of Illinois, and the current Vice President of the Vizsla Club of Michigan.

Please visit www.midnightrunvizslas.com for more information about us, our dogs and upcoming litters. We are already accepting deposits for our spring litters. We have some wonderful pups due to go home in March and May, so don't delay. If you're interested in a pup or stud service, please contact me through my website (www.midnightrunvizslas.com), call on the phone or email me directly at jpeck@midnightrunvizslas.com.

Home of FC AFC Si Cisco JH - Standing at Stud

Cisco is an accomplished field trial dog and hunting companion. He finished both his AKC Field Championship and Amateur Field Championship in the Spring 2009, only weeks after turning 5 years old, and he has hunted upland game in a handful of different states. In the 12 months previous to finishing his FC and AFC, Cisco won 6 major Gun Dog stakes, at both horseback and walking field trials. Five of his six wins were against all breed competition, and three of his major wins were 4 pointers, in which he defeated 17, 19 and 21 dogs to nab the blue ribbon. Every stake Cisco has won has had 14 or more dogs entered. He was named the Vizsla Club of Michigan's Amateur Gun Dog of the Year for 2008, and as a derby dog, he took 3rd Runner-up in the Midwest Vizsla Futurity in 2006, the breed's largest ever Futurity with 33 dogs entered.

Cisco has already sired a number of high quality field dogs. His first mating to my female, Rio, produced Bela (Silent Bell), who spent 8 months from June 2008 until March 2009 as the Vizsla Club of America's #1 young field trial Vizsla in the country. Cisco also sired Bailey (Bailey's Rooster Dreamin), who took 3rd place at the Ohio NSTRA Regional Eliminator Championship this past May. Bailey is the first Vizsla in Ohio NSTRA history to place in the Top 6 at the Regional Eliminator trial, and he has been invited to compete at the 2009 Dog of the Year Championship this fall. Last year there wasn't a single Vizsla at the DOTY Championship, of the the 192 dogs invited.

Cisco has a keen nose, style and intensity on point, incredible drive and a strong desire to hunt. He is a muscular, powerfully built male. Despite his prowess in the field, his best trait still remains his wonderful temperament and easy going nature. He has never met a stranger.

Cisco's father, Zorro, is a Field Champion and Amateur Field Champion, and his mother, Mishka, is an Amateur Field Champion, and there are a number of other field champions and other accomplished dogs in his pedigree.

Vizsla

Stud Services

Jonathan Peck
Battle Creek, MI, Michigan 49015

Breeding quality gun dogs for over 4 years.

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I am a quail and pheasant hunter. I live in Texas and have hunted primarily over English Pointers for 2+ decades. The ranch I hunt is 35,000 acres and with that much territory I need dogs that will range out and cover ground quickly. However, when I pheasant hunt in Kansas, I need a dog that will hunt closer. As much as I love my English Pointers, they run too big for pheasants. I was introduced to vizslas years ago in Kansas since most of the guides I hunt with use them. So last year when I needed to replace a dog, I decided to try a vizsla.

I spent several hours on the internet searching for breeders and found 4 kennels that I thought would have the dog I was looking for. One of the kennels was Midnight Run. I talked with Jon Peck at length and described to him that I needed a dog bold enough to run big in Texas, but one that would also hunt pheasants within range. He assured me that a vizsla would be able to do both and said he would help me pick out the dog that would meet my needs.

Jon is a very knowledgeable, very professional and he is a pleasure to deal with. Jon keeps you informed during your wait and sends pictures soon after the litter is whelped.

I flew to Battle Creek to pick "Jack" up in July 2009. The kennel was just as I imagined -- clean and well organized. Jack was a happy puppy, full of energy and very friendly. He integrated into our family immediately. Jack is one handsome dog!

At 4 months of age I took Jack to begin his training. My trainer has decades of experience training bird dogs -- mostly English Pointers. He was happy to train Jack, but had never seen a vizsla before. I could tell he was skeptical. His skepticism didn't last long. In the phone reports I got, I could hear the excitement in his voice over the rapid progress Jack was making. After 8 weeks, I went to pick Jack up. That day I watched my 6 month old puppy have 3 points, one honor and 3 retrieves. One retrieve was a blind retrieve and one was a water retrieve. As I left, my trainer said " this is as good a puppy as I have ever seen. You can kill birds in west Texas over him right now." He is now quite a fan of Jon's vizslas. Jack was at the trainer when our pheasant hunt was scheduled this year, but he has done well on our quail hunts even though this is a down year for quail in Texas. At 8 months, Jack is not afraid to range out to 200+ yards, but will turn when I whistle and find me. I am hunting him without an electronic collar or rope!!

So I can without hesitation and without reservation recommend Jon Peck and the dogs of Midnight Run Vizslas to you. I will be happy to speak with any prospective client -- Jon can give you my contact info. God Bless!

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My name is William True and my girlfriend Lindsay and I came across Jonathan's site and Midnight Run through an internet search. We had waited a year to get the right dog. We were in no way disappointed with our decision.

Jonathan was able to guide us every step of the way to make sure that our pup would be perfect for us! Admittedly, we were not looking for a "gun dog". We both wanted wanted a wonderful companion to share our love with. What we got was Brooklyn. She was born on May 29th, 2009. Her father is Sisco and her mother is Diamond Lake Katie. Brooklyn was the largest of this litter at 10.6 lbs when we brought her home at 7 weeks. She is still a big girl! Just a few weeks over 7 months old, she is already 50 lbs.

We were able to pick from several different females and Jonathan helped to guide us towards the pup that exhibited the traits we were most looking for. We asked for an even tempered, outgoing pup who would be willing to share an exciting life with two first time dog owners. Quite a task! Brooklyn has been the greatest dog anyone could ask for. She is outgoing and adventerous. She is affectionate, yet not emotionally depenent. She is energetic, and yet she can curl onto a couch cusion for hours on a rainy day!

Brooklyn is loving, intelligent, emotional and chalked full of personality in the best possible way! A dog will be what you train it to be. I believe that Brooklyn owes her demeanor in no small part to Jonathan's head-start!

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I am a long time Chesapeake person that was looking for a little smaller and intensely affectionate dog as I got older. I saw the Vizslas on Dogs101, and decided that was the breed for me. I researched the Vizsla breeders on the web for quite some time. I was particularly taken with Jon's descriptions of Rio and Cisco, so I put down a deposit. Jon corresponded with all us puppy "hopefuls" throughout Rio's pregnancy, and sent lots of pictures once the little ones were born. It seemed like forever, but finally I took the trip from Western Wisconsin to Battle Creek to get my little "Veeza". Midnight Run was a great place to visit. Jon clearly loves his dogs, and is very devoted to the breed. He had a lot of information for me to take with. LOTS more than any other breeder I have ever dealt with. Veez is now 6 months old, and I have sent pictures and progress reports to Jon several times. He is always interested, and has good advice. Especially for the novice Vizsla owner. Everyone loves little Veez, and he loves everyone. The Vet, the daycare people, everyone who puts groceries in my car, etc. He and my Chessie love each other to death. I couldn't be happier with the entire experience. I would buy from Jon again in a heartbeat (heaven forbid I need to anytime soon). Veez is healthy, happy, calm, and EXTREMELY affectionate and cuddly. He is quick to learn, and is an cheerful easy going guy. I got everything I was looking for, and more.

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Midnight Run’s Ollie White Toe LaRouge is the newest addition to our family, thanks to breeder and Vizsla expert, Jon Peck.

Ollie is an amazing pup! Just a couple bragging points – he was house trained in just over one week, he learns commands at an amazing rate, he is kind to everyone he meets, and he has a great drive to hunt. He loves to run trails, swim in the lake, play fetch, carry his stuffed animals, take naps, and please his owners. After a long day, you can find him sleeping under our feet. Ollie has become a loyal companion and a very important part of our lives.

Mr. Peck has supported us every step of the way, from a year before the birth of the pups to the present. He opened up his farm to us so we could meet his dogs. We were immediately impressed by his kindness and knowledge of the breed. When it was time to pick up Ollie, Jon met up with us for a thorough consultation. He even supplied us with reading materials on raising a puppy. After bringing Ollie home, we had many questions – we were first time dog owners. Jon was always quick to respond and detailed in his explanations. His words of advice always provided us with a well-needed sense of calm. Even now, we still keep in contact with Jon to visit with him and meet other Vizsla owners from his litters. We assume he will be a friend for life.

Our experience with Midnight Run and Jon Peck has changed our lives for the better. We are forever grateful and would recommend Midnight Run to everyone!

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About a year and half ago, my husband and I decided to get a Vizsla pup. This was a big decision for us and we wanted to find the perfect breeder to provide us with our new addition to the family. We certainly found that in Jon Peck.
We had a deposit on our pup for many months before she was born. Jon was so kind to invite us out to meet him and his Vizslas on more than one occasion. We felt so comfortable with him and his passion for the breed that we shared the experience with my mother. Two days later she had a deposit down on a pup as well!
Our Midnight Run’s Ember has been such a perfect dog. Naturally, I think she is the smartest and most beautiful, but I really believe that Jon takes the care to ensure that each and every one of his litters are of the highest quality.

Ember had a number of “experiences” in her first few months of life. Jon always made us feel like we could turn to him with questions or for advice anytime after we took our pup home. We didn’t hesitate when Ember was covered from head to toe in enormous hives after an encounter with… something. Jon was right there to talk us through our options and to prevent us from over reacting. Jon has also been excellent in recommending fields in our area for Ember to safely run in, and previous clients of his in our area for play dates.
In addition to giving us a gorgeous, adventurous and outgoing pup, Jon has encouraged us to become members of the Vizsla Club of Michigan. Because of our experiences with Jon and his dogs, my husband has taken a strong interest in pursuing Ember as a field trial dog.
We can hardly wait to give Ember a Midnight Run playmate – couldn’t imagine selecting another breeder for our next family member!!

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We are the happy owners of Vella, a now 5-month-old female out of Nena & Cisco. We can't say enough good things about breeder Jonathan Peck. You would be hard-pressed to find someone as knowledgeable and passionate about his dogs, or as willing to share his expertise.
Even though our previous pet was a vizsla, we needed help handling our new pup, who was more willful and rambunctious. Jon immediately addressed every question we raised, with helpful recommendations and encouragement.
When Vella developed a stubborn vaginitis that completely disrupted our early housebreaking, he was the voice of reason and experience. When we saw inexplicable (to us) puppy tantrums, Jon had us bring Vella out to his place (2 1/2 hrs. away)to interact with his dogs so he could evaluate what was going on. He spent 2 priceless hours teaching us how best to train Vella. And when Vella needed an outlet for more puppy play, Jon even emailed nearby owners of littermates so we could get the dogs together for a backyard reunion and romp.
Jon is exceptional. We realized this more fully after we took Vella home. Jon gave us generous assistance by email and in person. He's willing to be a lifelong resource. Thanks to his guidance, we now have a smart and beautiful young dog, frisky personality intact, whose growing self-control makes her a treasure. She's the neighborhood favorite.

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We formally owned a GSP and when she passed unexpectedly we began our search for a new dog for our home and a Vizsla is what we decided on. We talked to many breeders and the same names kept coming up about where to get a great dog – Midnight Run was one of those names. After speaking with Jon Peck many times the decision was easily made about obtaining a dog from him. He was so informed, patient and had such a passion for the breed. He was always so responsive to our phone calls and emails we sent his way.

We drove 5 hours to pick out our pup, which was not an easy process as we were the second people to have all those girls to pick from! He answered all of our questions and gave us all the time we needed to pick her out. We have not been disappointed. She has such a loving and quizzical spirit. She was one of the smallest of the pups and has grown into a gorgeous dog.

Midnight Run’s Peach Fuzz (a.k.a. Peach) will be a year old on July 31st and has filled our home with energy and much humor since we brought her home. She loves to be outside tracking as much as she loves to be inside lying across our laps and collapsing under the covers after a long day. She’s so versatile and her interests range from tracking birds down, splashing after sticks in the water to cuddling up on the couch (or our laps as best she can) and everything in between.

Peach has brought us so much joy; when we look to add another dog to our home I know Midnight Run Vizsla will be where we turn for another quality companion.

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We first bred our bitch Lili to Si Cisco in the late fall of 2006. That litter arrived on January 2, 2007. This was an excellent litter of pups. One of these pups earned her A.K.C. senior hunter title prior to her second birthday. The pup which we kept earned her junior hunter prior to her first birthday. Both of these dags excel in the field and at home. Pups from this litter have excellent dispositions and have made outstanding companion pets. This year we again decided to breed Lili. Because of the wonderful litter we had in 2006 we made the trip from Kenosha, Wisconsin to Battle Creek Michigan to again breed to Si Cisco. We anticipate that this litter will be as impressive as the previous one. We have been acquainted with Jon for approximately four years. We know him to be a knowledgeable and dedicated breeder and handler of Vizslas. We can without reservation highly recommend Si Cisco as a stud dog for anyone interested in breeding to a quality Vizsla.

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I have bred Cisco to my female Ruby twice with very beautiful, healthy, and successful puppies. We just completed a breeding last week for the third time. I have not had one puppy returned for any reason. The two dogs have very strong champion bloodlines for field trial and hunting. However, I continue to be amazed how versitle the puppies are. They are first very incredible, loyal, and loving pets. They are be highly competive but yet highly affectionate with children. I have so appreciated the help that I recieve from Mr. Peck. His desire as well as mine is to keep the integrity of the breed at the highest level. I am very pleased with Cisco and Mr. Peck's professionalism

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I Bought a Vizsla pup in June of 2006 that was sired by Jonathan Peck's Cisco. Last year (2008) I entered him (Bailey) in an AKC amatuer walking derby trial in Ohio. I had never seen an AKC trial before, much less ran in one. The trial went great & Bailey took a first place. I called Jonathan & he told me of a trial the next weekend in Michigan that he would be at. So I entered the trial, & met Jonathan & Cisco for the first time. Bailey & Cisco looked like twins, plus they have many of the same traits. Bailey is an intense field dog, a calm duck blind dog, and a joy around the house. Plus he's the smartest dog I've ever owned. I would put Cisco's pups on the top of my list when I'm ready to add a pup again. And also, Bailey placed in both classes that I ran him in that weekend in Michigan.

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We bought a 10 month old Vizsla, Lola, from Jon 1 year ago. Lola's parents are Cisco and Rio. We have 5 year old twin boys and Lola has brought an incredible amount of joy into our lives. There is something to be said about growing up with a dog. My father and two close friends had Vizsla's when we were thinking about getting a dog. They could not be more in love with their dogs, as well as the breed. Lola is a special dog who only wants to give love and be loved. She is unbelievably gentle with the boys and they adore her. Anybody who has met Lola instantly falls in love with her and wants to take her home. She came to NJ with us over the summer for 1 month. She stayed with my dad and his Vizsla. He misses her as much as he misses us. Jon has kept in touch and been great. I highly recommend buying a dog from him.

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First, if you don’t have a vizsla in your life, do something quick! The breed is affectionate, social, intelligent and easy to train. They have quirky little endearing traits like resting their head on your knee and giving curious little quizzical looks trying to figure out what you’re saying. They have a stunning look, all in one color, including the rust-colored fur, nose and nails. The short hair is incredibly easy to maintain and clean. Warning…they like to sleep in the bed especially under the covers on a cold night. You may hear that this breed is high spirited. We have three vizslas. They do have an active twenty to thirty minutes around 7PM. Given a half hour walk or playing “fetch” with a tennis ball, they really relax down and drape themselves all over you or the couch for the balance of the day. Did I say that they’re great with kids?

On to Cisco and Nena’s pup, Ruby the Rockstar Rocket…

Jon Peck is an incredibly well-versed breeder. He came highly recommended and is well-known among the field practitioners such as the members of the Vizsla Club of Michigan. We researched breeding lines for both Cisco and Nena. We were really impressed with their background. Both had champions in their makeup that were variously appointed in the field, the show-ring and in flyball, showing a good mix and balance in choice. We talked at length about Jon’s breeding philosophy, which is very solid. He really knows how to breed for the traits he wants and checks back often on his pups to find out what he got. His facilities are clean and spacious and he gives his dogs lots of loving attention.

Ruby is one of the fastest vizslak we have seen. She has a perfect timed gait to accelerate to full speed, stop and turn on a dime. Nena is a more diminutive vizsla with fantastic back musculature. Ruby got her powerful legs, smaller size and fast speed from Nena. Ruby won her puppy agility course with the fastest time the instructor had seen. Jon’s dogs have a very unique conformation compared to other vizslak. They tend to be smaller, have much better developed musculature, softer fur and a distinctive block-shaped muzzle. We have received dozens of favorable comments from people on the distinctive appearance.

Ruby loves to be outside in all kinds of weather. She is clearly from field stock. Our other two vizslas tend to be more finicky about the weather but not Ruby. On walks, she maintains a close proximity but is not afraid to venture a little out of sight. Did I mention smart? Ruby was house-trained at 8 weeks! Believe it! Never has a dog been house-trained this quickly in our experience. She is very bright and has taken to obedience training really well. She has that all important desire to please.

As for personality, fantastic! It turns out that she has a little less quirkiness than the other vizslak. This is great because sometimes, too much quirkiness can be downright annoying. Ruby has a good natured personality and playfulness. She is very even-tempered and eager. She doesn’t really strive for dominance but is not submissive either. I guess I would term it “a reserved strength of personality” if I was describing a human. Our vet wanted to keep her!

We don’t hunt or do field trials, but if we did, the Midnight Run Kennel pups would be great. They also make great pets for the home. As Jon described it, he travels to field trials a lot and a hyper dog would be impossible to deal with. The older Ruby gets, the more and more we love everything about her. If there were any more room in the bed, we would probably be getting another one of Jon’s vizslas this spring.

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Wow where should we start? My wife and our two daughters (6 & 8 yrs old) had just completed buliding a new home on three acres and realized something was missing. We spent about a year researching the type of dog we wanted as our fifth family member. Our search consistently landed us on the intriguing Vizsla breed brcause of the traits ranging from a family dog to a hunter. Our decision was solidified on 8/9/08 when my wife came across Midnight Run Vizslas and uncoverd the first litter between Cisco and Nena "Girls Girls Girls". From the initial phone call to six months later Jon has been very willing to answer any questions. Even though our selection process of the puppy was easy since "Lynk" was the only male hence the "Girls Girls Girls". Jon's passion and knowledge for the breed is what provided us with the comfort we had made the selection of not only the breed but also Midnight Run Vizslas for our fifth family member. Lynk is now 6 months old and has demostrated all the traits we were looking for in a dog. Lynk is very smart (at time smarter than the owner) and quick at learning the basic training, which "ALL" of us are in basic training as I write this. We live about 80 miles from Jon and his Vizslas and fortunately can stop by often. Frankly I would not hesitate to drive a long distance to get a Vizsla from Jon. I strongly recommend and encourage if interested in the Vizsla breed to call Jon (Midnight Run Vizslas) as his passion and wealth of knowledge will speak for itself.

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We purchased Zoey from Jon on 10/31/2008. Out of Jon's first breeding of Cisco and Nena, Zoey has proven to be a delight! She is our fourth Vizsla (we love this breed!) and our first from this breeder. We have been Vizsla owners for 14 years now -- and have one 2 1/2 year old (Dakota) who eagerly accepted puppy Zoey after 15 year old Shelby died. Zoey is developing into a very powerful little lady. She is incredibly strong and dense. Smart doesn't begin to capture how fast this little pup learns. She has become a wonderful companion for our 3 children (ages 9-12) and loves to play with Dakota each and every day. Our personal opinion is that Vizslas as a breed are easier to keep in pairs (or more) because they play so wonderfully together and wear one another out. We do obedience training, have played flyball with our Vizslas, and enjoy them primarily as companion dogs. Everyone who meets this medium sized, easy to keep clean, friendly, smart breed is complimentary. Zoey looks like she'll mature to be around 45-50 pounds while Dakota is about 45 pounds. They both love to curl up in your lap during a movie or roast themselves in front of a roaring fire. They like to roar around in vigorous play, retrieving balls, playing catch, and tugging -- and then collapse in a heap at your feet for a nap. They absolutely must be with their people routinely. Ours are crate-trained. They spend the night in the crate as well as during the day when we are out. When we are home, they are virtually always in the same room as the people. This is a great breed to enjoy -- and the health benefits of getting a dog bred by someone as conscientious as Jon are wonderful. We have seen no health anomalies with Zoey to date -- and our vet's first comment upon meeting her was that this was a "very well put-together puppy". Zoey has also done very well with puppy socialization classes and does well playing with other dogs both large and small as well as other people. We highly recommend this breed -- and this breeder!

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I purchased a female puppy last July from Midnight Run Vizslas who I named Gloria. She was the oldest of a litter of Si Cisco JH x Shiloh's Midnight Run.

I am a first time dog owner and I really appreciated John at Midnight Run's willingness to answer what I am sure were probably stupid questions.

Gloria splits her time between my home and my 300 acre ranch in Central Texas. She is a very bright dog with a wonderful disposition. I have found her to be a natural pointer and full of energy. She has had no health issues, and now at 6 months old has been fully vaccinated and spayed.

She is affectionate, and has taken training very well. I got her primarily to keep me company as a house pet as well as a dog who would be at home on the ranch, so I have not attempted to train her to compete in any hunting or agility events, however she has mastered tasks such as getting in the elevator herself when she is too tired to walk up the stairs.

If i ever wanted a second puppy I would not hesitate to get one from Midnight Run. A very good overall experience.

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We were recommended to Jon Peck by a Vizsla breeder here in California. Jon's professionalism, knowledge, and passion for the breed is what we were most taken with. We are thrilled with our female Luna. She is smart, energetic, and a terrific companion. She is a beauty to boot! Jon is always happy to help us with any on-going questions that we may have. A great experience all around!

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I purchased a Rio X Cisco puppy from John Peck in May of 2007. It was my second vizsla and my interest in field trialing and hunting was growing. Having started off with a dog that was great out of the box my expectations for my next dog were extremely high. Having said that I also had high expectations for the dog as a house pet. At the time I lived in an 800 square foot apartment and needed an animal that not only could excel in the field, but it need to be well mannered in the home and get along with my current dog. Almost two years later I couldn't be happier. My pup from John, Silent Bell, was a top performer in field trialing from the first brace she was set loose. She was the number one puppy derby dog in the country from May 2008 until October 2008. Along with that I have shot countless pheasants over her during hunting season. Most importantly she is a great house dog. She is crate trained and trustable to leave out in the house unattended. She and her older sister "Paige" get along great. Most importantly she and my Fiancé share a favorite hobby of curling up on the couch and watching TV. I couldn't say enough great things about the dog. As a final note I believe in Cisco's strong pedigree so much that I bred my first dog to him with great results. Please feel free to contact me at anytime to talk about my experience with John's breeding.

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We have found Jon to be an excellent and experienced breeder of the Vizsla breed. He is conscientious when breeding. He follows-up with the owner, offers help and guidance. The Vizsla that we have is from Cisco and La Rouge litter and we couldn't be happier with the temperament, intelligence, and beauty of our Vizsla.

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I own two dogs bred by Jon Peck from Midnight Run Vizslas. Both dogs were sired by Si Cisco and one of them is from Si Cisco and Nena. Jon is a wonderful guy. He's helpful and easy to deal with. He cares a lot about his dogs and a lot about his clients. He helped me and my wife every step of the way and checks in with us every few months. His dogs are great. Both of mine are compact and powerful and intelligent creatures. They simply do not tire. They are very prey driven and athletic. Yet in the house they are calm, relaxed, and fabulous companions. I should add that they are beautiful and friendly. People stop us on the streets to compliment and pet them. Simy put they are great companion and hunting dogs.

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Lola 6 1/2 mo. Vizsla. Lola is much beloved and adored by all who meet her. She is beautiful to watch reasonably obedient for a puppy and a quick study in obedience classes. Jonathan Peck the breeder spent as much time as we needed trying to select our puppy from a great looking litter and was very detailed in all the necessary instructions. I have emailed him repeatly over the last 4 mos. with questions. He has been quick to respond and through in his explanations. His knowledge and patience with a 1st time puppy owner has been invaluable. I have every reason to beieve that Lola would turn into a great bird dog if that was something we wanted. She has great speed, strong nose and was on point at 8wks. She is a well bred and classy pet.

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