What kind if dog is a Mudi?
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herding dog
Alert, active, and smart, the Mudi (pronounced “moody”) is a highly trainable herding dog who can perform almost any task well. That includes watchdog duties, hunting, agility and obedience competitions, search and rescue, and more. Also known as the Hungarian Mudi, this breed originated in Hungary.
How rare is a Mudi dog?
The Mudi’s pathway to full recognition didn’t come overnight. In fact, it is still a rare breed with only an estimated 450 in the United States and 3,000-4,000 worldwide.
How much does a Mudi cost?
between $1,500 to $2,500
The cost of a Mudi puppy varies between $1,500 to $2,500. Because a Mudi is an uncommon breed, finding a breeder can be difficult. For breeders, they have a smaller gene pool to work with when breeding. The high cost of these puppies is reflected in the breeder’s requirements to produce healthy puppies.
Is a Mudi a good dog?
The Mudi breed is a good family pet that’s loyal to its owners and gets along well with children. It has plenty of energy that it can use to play games and chase after the children. It’s alert and attentive, so it makes a great watchdog. However, it does tend to bark, and its herding instincts can scare children.
How big does a Mudi get?
Male: 16–19 inches41–47 cm
Female: 15–17 inches38–44 cm
Mudi/Height
Are Mudi hypoallergenic?
NoMudi / Hypoallergenic
Does the Mudi dog shed?
The Mudi’s coat sheds dirt (and hair, of course) and doesn’t require frequent bathing. A weekly brushing is usually all it takes and the coat needs no trimming.
What is a mudi dog breed?
The breed is a loyal protector of property and family members without being overly aggressive. The Mudi (pronounced “moodie”) is a medium-sized herding dog from Hungary which has been in existence since the 19th century. It is said the Mudi evolved naturally from crosses of the Puli, Pumi and German Spitz breeds.
What is the best size for a Hungarian Mudi?
The Mudi should be alert and agile, a truly all-purpose Hungarian working farm dog. The standard mentioned that the required size for this breed is 40 to 47 cm (16 to 18½ in) with the ideal size of 44½ cm (17½ in) for the males and the females should be 38 to 44½ cm (15 to 17½ in) with the ideal size of 42 cm (16½ in).
When did the Mudi dog become extinct?
By the 1930s, the Mudi was not even considered a separate breed. In 1936, the Mudi breed was separated from other Hungarian herding dogs. The Mudi almost became extinct during World War II, when many of them got killed. The breed was protected and bred all over again from a few survivors.
Are Mudis good farm dogs?
The Mudi is a versatile farm dog that can hunt, exterminate rodents, and act as a capable herding dog and flock guardian. They are great for alerting and protecting their home and family. They have a high pitched bark and can be very loud and barky.