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The Puli arrived in Hungary with the Magyar tribes centuries ago. They were used primarily as sheep herders and were quite agile and dedicated herders. The preferred color for the Puli was black so they could be easily spotted among the large herds of sheep.

The Puli is a charming dog with a lot of energy. They have a strong herding instinct and may attempt to herd other household pets or children. If kept indoors they need to be provided with plenty of outdoor activity. They are very intelligent and easy to train, although they may test the limits to see what they can get away with. They make good watch dogs and are protective of their family.

Basic Dog Breed Information
          Weight Range: 25 - 30 lbs.
          Avg. Height: 16 in.
          Breed Origin: Hungary
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          AKC Group: Herding

Puli Liftstyle Info

Tolerates Cold Weather

Tolerates Hot Weather

Good Watchdog

Needs Exercise

Good w/Other Animals

Easily Trainable

Can Live Outside

Needs Grooming Often

Lives Well In City Life

Good With Kids

Did You Know?

The Puli's unique coat begins to form cords around 6 months of age when the soft undercoat mats with the harsh outer coat. The mats must be separated by hand so that they form the slender cords.

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