We’ve been watching other litters for some time now as well as several male dogs and how the scene is developing in general. Planning a Magyar Agar (hungarian greyhound or sighthound) litter means a lot more than taking the bitch to an available stud dog when she happens to be in heat.

We have certain principles and certain aims alongside a whole lot of other aspects of which we know that some of them won’t be fulfilled because there’s no such thing as the perfect dog.

Kacer, our first Magyar Agar in 2000, with Lisa, the black cat - and with 6 little babies inside

Planning a litter, however, also means for us that – if possible – we have information about parents and grandparents, and that we have alternative plans. Nobody knows what’s going to happen tomorrow, so it’s not wise to rely on one option only.

Kacer, our first Magyar Agar in 2000, with the Cserihegyi B litter

That means that we are always planning, searching, learning, discovering, and developing. This is why we appreciate people who are planning as meticulously as we are what kind of dog they would like to have and who are ready to wait. That’s why we would really appreciate it if you got in touch with us at this point already. And – see above – since we have been observing the scene at home and abroad, we would gladly put you in contact with other breeders whom we’re in touch with.

Contact: Diana Komaromi, Hungary
E-mail: mail@cserihegyi.com
Web: http://cserihegyi.com

(Many thanks for the correct translation to eglish of this text at: runninggag.at irish wolfhound and greyhound kennel from Austria)