Hungarian Puli
Hungarian Puli Dog Breed South Africa
Breed:
Hungarian Puli
Alphabetically:
H
Country of Origin:
Hungary
Color:
Black, Silver, White, Brown, Cream
Life Expectancy:
12 – 16 years
Height:
Female: 36–42 cm, Male: 39–45 cm
Weight:
Female: 10–13 kg, Male: 13–15 kg
Litter Size:
4 - 7 puppies
Hypoallergenic:
Yes
The Puli (Pulik plural) is an ancient breed of Hungarian sheep dog, medium-sized, sturdy with a unique, corded coat. A full adult coat can reach to the ground. Some colors are not permitted in some countries but, in the U.K., black, any shade of gray, apricot (with or without a black mask) and the rarer white are all permissible.
Their body shape is square and, though fine-boned, fairly muscular. The head from the side should be egg-shaped while from the front it will give a rounded appearance. The tail should curl fairly tightly over the back. Eyes are almond-shaped, dark brown in color, ears are medium-sized, pigment should be black.
Temperament: Intelligent, Obedient, Energetic, Loyal, Agile, Faithful
Health Problems: The Puli is a very hardy breed. All reputable breeders will test their stock for hip dysplasia and will eye test, though there are no major health problems known within this breed.
Their body shape is square and, though fine-boned, fairly muscular. The head from the side should be egg-shaped while from the front it will give a rounded appearance. The tail should curl fairly tightly over the back. Eyes are almond-shaped, dark brown in color, ears are medium-sized, pigment should be black.
Temperament: Intelligent, Obedient, Energetic, Loyal, Agile, Faithful
Health Problems: The Puli is a very hardy breed. All reputable breeders will test their stock for hip dysplasia and will eye test, though there are no major health problems known within this breed.
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