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Gryfe, Flickr With so many puppy videos and so little time, we've gone the extra mile and begun cataloging some of the finest YouTube offerings, separating each collection by breed in a feature called Puppy Party! Today's roundup showcases the vivacious vizsla! "I'm comfortable right here. I don't need to move. Ever. But would you please bring me more bones?" ...

Dan Hiris, Flickr Names: Ildi Location: Phoenix, Ariz. Ages: 8 weeks Dog Breed: Vizsla Favorite Treats: Bones with a meaty reward in the middle. Favorite Toy: Her owner. Likes: Biting. Dislikes: Her crate, and the jumping cholla cactus that got stuck in her disproportionately big paws. Fun Fact: Her dam's name is Shoygun Cody. Congratulations to our submitter, Dan Hiris. If you'd like to submit your pet, upload your favorite pet photos to our Flickr pool! More Cute Pets More from AOL: My Daily's horoscopes tell you what's in the stars for you this week. ...

The American Kennel Club has more than 150 breeds on its list of recognized dog breeds. Sure, you know all about the golden retriever and German shepherd. You may even have extensive knowledge about the chihuahua and the pug. But here are 10 unusual and interesting dog breeds with which you might not be familiar. But let us assure you, they're well worth knowing. http://xml.channel.aol.com/xmlpublisher/fetch.v2.xml?option=expand_relative_urls&dataUrlNodes=uiConfig,feedConfig,localizationConfig,entry&id=938021&pid=938020&uts=1285792835 http://www.aolcdn.com/ke/media_gallery/v1/ke_media_gallery_wrapper.swf 10 Unusual Dog Breeds From herding to hunting, these lesser-known ...

Photo: American Kennel Club This guy looks a little small to have been the model for Clifford the Big Red Dog! The star of the beloved children's books written by Norman Bridwell was inspired by the Vizsla, a member of the Sporting Group and the 42nd most popular breed in the United States, according to 2008 American Kennel Club® registration statistics. Known for his unique rust-colored coat, the Vizsla's intelligence, fun-loving personality and medium-size makes him a great family companion. A Look Back The Vizsla was developed as a hunter and companion by the wandering Magyar tribes of central Hungary hundreds of years ago. The agricultural terrain of Hungary gave the dog a superior ...