Puli

✎ Doglover
Country of origin: Hungary
Registries: AKC, UKC, CKC
Occupation: Herder
Size: 10–15kg (22–33lb),
37–44cm (15–17in)
Longevity: 14 to 16 years
Exercise: Daily
Training: Easy; hard to keep
challenged
Grooming: Difficult
Colors: Black, apricot, white

Probably brought to Hungary by invading Magyars from the east, the somewhat aloof and virtually waterproof Puli (“leader” in Hungarian) served as both a herding dog and a retriever. Saved from extinction after World War II by Hungarians living abroad, it remains a uniquelooking companion, admired for its dreadlocks.

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