Puli
Puli
Nickname:
Hungarian Water Dog
AKC Group:
Herding Group
Height:
16 to 17 Inches
Weight:
20 to 35 Pounds
Appearance:
Medium-sized and square frames. The outer coat is wavy or curly and weather-resistant while the under coat is soft, wooly and dense. The coat hangs in chords. The eyes are almond-shaped and deep-set. The ears are v-shaped and they hang.
Color:
Solid rusty black, black and all shades of grey. There can be a white mark on the chest.
Grooming:
Separate chords to prevent matting. Drying can take a long time.
Temperament:
Obedient, smart and helpful. They are very easy to train, but can be stubborn. They are family-oriented and get along well with everyone. They are friendly and playful and have a puppy-like attitude. They need daily exercise.
Lifespan:
14 or more years
History:
The breed was brought to Hungary over 1000 years ago. They were used for herding and guarding.
Health Concerns:
Eye problems, hearing problems and hip dysplasia.
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