I'm not familiar with the Viszla breed standard, but the Flat-Coat and Chessie standards still promote one dog for both the field and the show ring. I agree that it's nice to see working type in the show ring... too bad it isn't that way for all breeds bred for a specific purpose.
It's also nice to hear the announcers make note of the titles at the "other end" of their names too... even if they do get it wrong sometimes. I was watching the Westminster Kennel Club dog show a couple years ago when David Frey read the Flat-Coats name which included a "WC" at the end of it (the national breed club title for a Working Certifiicate). He claimed that it meant "Water Certified"... I was laughing so hard because I couldn't figure out if he was making a joke, really didn't know what it meant or thought the dog was a Newfoundland
It's also nice to hear the announcers make note of the titles at the "other end" of their names too... even if they do get it wrong sometimes. I was watching the Westminster Kennel Club dog show a couple years ago when David Frey read the Flat-Coats name which included a "WC" at the end of it (the national breed club title for a Working Certifiicate). He claimed that it meant "Water Certified"... I was laughing so hard because I couldn't figure out if he was making a joke, really didn't know what it meant or thought the dog was a Newfoundland
