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| Breed Group : | Sporting |
| Weight : | male: 18-29 lbs (8.1 - 13 kg ) ; female : 18-29 lbs ( 8.1 - 13 kg ) |
Height :
| male: 14-20 inches ( 35-50 centimeters ); female: 14-20 inches (35-50 centimeters ) |
| Breed Overview Information : | The Mudi is a rare breed that originated in Hungary. They are usually utilized as herders, guard dogs and hunting companions. They are also excellent rescue dogs. Like other dog breeds, Mudis are very protective of their family and property. They are wary of strangers but will not show aggression unless it senses danger. It does well with animals and people it has been raised with as a puppy. Though very rare and hard to find, those fortunate enough to have obtained a Mudi are very pleased with it and find it incomparable to other dog breeds due to its many talents. |
| Breed Character Information : | Mudis are very intelligent and headstrong. It can learn very quickly as long as it is given firm and consistent training by its owner. They possess impressive abilities in hunting for game, guarding property and herding livestock. They are very loyal but usually develop a strong attachment to on person only. They do not usually show aggression to strangers and other animals unless when necessary to protect their family and property. It is unafraid of other animals larger and stronger that it. It can sometimes be noisy but all in all, it is a great companion and pet if properly trained as a puppy. |
| Breed Coat Information : | 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 : | As mentioned earlier, the Mudi does not show aggression towards other animals and people it does not know unless needed. If it is properly introduced to other animals and strangers, it can usually socialize well. They are unafraid of a challenge from other animals that are bigger and stronger than they are. It is very affectionate and gentle to its family which makes it a great companion. |
| Breed Ownership Information : | Mudis are rare and every hard to find. If you are lucky enough to obtain one, you will find that it is a great companion and worker. Before attempting to buy one from a recognized breeder or adopt from the local shelter, make sure to read on Mudi dog breed information’s to determine if this is really the right breed for you and your family. |
| Breed Activity Information : | The Mudi needs lot of exercise. It enjoys daily walks with its owner as well as off the leash runs in a wide are just like other dog breeds. They usually excel in sports especially Frisbee. They need daily exercises or a job to do to prevent any kind of behavioral problem from developing. |
| Breed Care Information : | Mudis are very low maintenance. It is generally healthy, suffering from no known hereditary disease. It only needs to be brushed and bathed occasionally or when needed. |
| Breed Training Information : | The Mudi is a fast learner. It responds well to firm and consistent training. Be careful not to hit or punish it since it might retaliate and show aggression towards you. |
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