Mudi
The Mudi is a very rare breed of dog. These dogs were first seen in Hungary. This European breed is essentially a herding dog. These dogs are not very widely seen but are quite sought after. This dog is also known as the Hungarian Mudi.
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The breed occurred spontaneously in Hungary around 100 years ago and is still a very rare, but is known for its multiplicity of uses.
Mudi Breed Introduction
The Mudi breed is a rare breed from Hungary. They are fondly regarded by Hungarian shepherds as the best dogs they have for herding.
The Mudi's Behavior ...
Mudi
(Hungarian Mudi)
(Canis Ovilis Fenyesi)
This is Savvy at 9 months old.
Courtesy of Linda Reynolds, VerMudi Kennel ...
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The Mudi (plural: Mudik) is a rare herding breed of dog from Hungary.
Appearance ...
A Mudi’s coat is usually black, brown, white and yellow. Its coat is straight and short in the leg and head areas. The remaining part of its body is covered with wavy or curly hair.
Breed Temperament Information : ...
The Mudi is highly intelligent and makes an excellent working dog, watchdog, or family pet. They are strong, courageous, and will take on anyone or anything that they believe is attacking their family.
Hungarian Mudi
origination:
Hungary, from crossing Hungarian herding dogs possibly with prick-eared German herding dogs ...
Care and Exercise: The Mudi actually needs a fair amount of exercise to stay in shape, and this should be given through a job. If no jobs are available to the dog, Mudik love to play and will do so to exercise.
Early socialization is important for children as well and it is best if you can raise a Mudi with children from when the Mudi is very young. They are loyal to their family and make excellent watch dogs and guard dogs.
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One of the Mudi's standout features is its thick coat with shiny, glossy hair that forms tufts. Its jaws form a scissor bite and are muscular. They have a pointed nose and a long head. The skull is convex with a well-marked stop.
Puli.
Mudi.
Mountain Feist.
Harrier.
Vizsla, Australian Kelpie, Patterdale Terrier, Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen, Treeing Walker Coonhound, Plott Hound.
Guarding livestock (Komondor, Kuvasz, Maremma, Sheepdog, Mudi, Pyrenean Mountain Dog, Tibetan Mastiff)
Hunting large game (Ainu, Akita, Dogo Argentino, Fila Brasileriro, Great Dane, Karelian Bear Dog, Elkhounds, Lapphund) ...
Maltese Manchester Terrier Mastiff Minature Bull Terrier (colored) Minature Bull Terrier (white) Minature Pinscher Minature Poodle Minature Schnauzer Mudi
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As a working dog, it was quite freely bred until the 1970s, and other Hungarian dogs such as the Puli and Mudi were used for breeding. Until recently there has been a special B-registry for work bred Pumi.
Miniature Schnauzer
Mioritic
Mixed-breed dog
Moscovskaya Storozhevaya Sobaka (Moscow Watchdog)
Mountain Burmese
Mountain Cur
Mudi
Mudhol Hound
Munsterlander - see Large Munsterlander or Small Munsterlander ...
 See also: Puli, Mastiff, Pumi, Spitz, Pinscher
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