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Hungarian Puli
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About the Breed
Although it may appear that a Puli’s coat is somehow
prepared by artificial means, its dreadlocks are actually`
quite natural. The breed originated in Hungary, and its name
is derived from the words puli hou. This translates literally
as ‘destroyer Huns’, and refers to a tribe of
Magyar warriors who invaded Hungary from the East about 1,000
years ago, bringing with them their livestock, which included
the ancestors of the Puli. The plural form of their name is
Pulix in Hungary, but tends to be Pulik elsewhere. These are
herding dogs, originally used to watch over flocks of sheep.
Although in the country Pulik and Pumik are recognised as
separate races, in town society they are both embraced in
the term Juhász Kutya or Shepherd’s Dog.
The traditional form of the Puli appears to be black, but
grey forms are also known. In spite of its rather unkempt
appearance, the Puli’s coat needs considerable attention.
The individual cords, which tend to be thinner in dogs kept
in North America and Europe than in Hungary itself, must be
carefully groomed by hand. Proper brushing will also be necessary
to maintain their distinctive appearance.
The Puli only became known outside Hungary at the end of the
Second World War. Occasionally, in the United States, you
may see their coats prepared in a woolly ‘Afro’
style, although the corded appearance is still more typical.
They have proved to be both loyal and intelligent companions,
as reflected in their working ancestry. The first British
Puli was shown at Stafford, 1950.
Height 16-17½ in (40.5-45.5 cm)
Weight 28½-33 lb (12.9-15 kg)
Coat type/colour Coat long, profuse and of fine hair that
mats easily, giving a corded appearance. Solid colours, black,
shades of grey or white. Ears V-shaped and hanging down; back
very slightly roached, and tail set low and usually carried
low.
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