The Hungarian Mudi

Description
Alert, active, and intelligent, the Mudi (pronounced “moody”) is a highly trainable dog capable of performing just about any task well, including hunting, watchdog duties, performing in agility competitions and obedience contests, search and rescue missions, and more! Also known as the Hungarian Mudi, this breed originated in Hungary where it was used for its natural instincts to herd large flocks of sheep.
Common Traits
Eye Color: Brown
Coat Color: Black, White, Brown, Fawn, Gray, Marbled
Coat Length: Medium-Long
Coat Density: Dense
Coat Texture: Wavy/Curly
Average Size
Height: 14-20 Inches
Weight: 18-29 Pounds
Temperament
Mudis are eager to please and full of enthusiasm, characteristics that combine well with their high intelligence and alertness to make a well-rounded four-legged friend. They are also easily trained and make excellent watchdogs. Mudis can make a great family pet if properly trained.
Activity Needs
Activity Level: High
Weekly Walk Mileage: Varies
Activity Per Day: 60-90 Minutes
Grooming/Maintenance
Maintenance Tools: Pin Brush, Comb, Nail Clippers
Brushing Frequency: Weekly