Mudi
Also known as: Hungarian Mudi, Mudik (plural)
Origin: Hungary
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Size
Medium
Weight
8-13 kg (18-29 lbs)
Life Expectancy
12-14 years
Energy
High
Trainability
Very High
Barking
High
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History & Origin
Developed naturally in Hungary, officially recognized as a breed in 1936. The rarest of the Hungarian herding breeds. Used for herding sheep, cattle, and even pigs. Also used for detection work.
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All-Purpose Athlete
Excels at nearly any dog sport - agility, herding, flyball, disc dog, and more.
High Drive
Intense drive requires outlets - without work, can become destructive.
Quick Learner
Highly intelligent and eager to please - responds excellently to positive training.
Common Health Considerations
Hip Dysplasia
ModerateJoint condition requiring screening
Epilepsy
ModerateSeizure disorder found in breed
Care Requirements
Exercise Needs
1.5-2 hours daily. Active exercise and mental challenges essential.
Grooming Needs
Low to moderate. Wavy coat needs weekly brushing.
Drooling Level
Coat & Colors
Coat Type
Common Colors
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