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The Hungarian Puli is a dog that makes you smile; in profile both ends are fairly similar and fellow canines find him as surprising as humans do on first sight.  A herding dog, he doesn't have the guarding instincts of many European sheepdogs and so is a much easier pet; although he will guard the home by being very vocal.

Like the Komondor, and in fact the Poodle if the coat is appropriately cared for, the adult coat of the Hungarian Puli is corded and once the cords are established they are quite easy to maintain.  In Hungary the coat works well in protecting the Puli from the intense winter cold.  The Hungarian Puli was probably introduced by the Magyars as they moved westwards and it is easy to see the resemblance in outline to the Tibetan Terrier.

The Hungarian Puli is a very intelligent dog, friendly and biddable; easily trained he is a lively and energetic dog who enjoys an active life and will expect you to be equally active.  The coat, after nine months is corded and in solid colours, either black, white, grey or apricot.  It is acceptable for the coat to look weathered or rusty.

The Puli is certainly an interesting dog and if it appeals a chat with a breeder might help you clarify your thoughts.

Click to read the Hungarian Puli Breed Standard.

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Hungarian Puli Breed Club

HUNGARIAN PULI CLUB OF GB. Sec Mrs Evans. Tel No: 01544 230789

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Hungarian Puli Rescue and Rehoming

Contact a Breed Club. They should be able to give you information about dogs requiring homes and procedures for re-homing; if you are in the unfortunate position of having to re-home your own Puli, please go through breed rescue. They will not be judgmental and are best able to find the right permanent home for your dog.

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Hungarian Puli Breeders

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If you are looking for a puppy contact the Breed Clubs and the Breeders listed and visit the puppyfinder website where there is a great deal of information on hereditary conditions.  If you are a Breeder and wish to advertise your puppies puppyfinder is an excellent showcase.

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