Mudi Dog Breed

Mudi Dog Breed. It is kept as a working dog still but is also successful in dog shows and sporting events and a very good companion. Mudis are also utilized as rescue dogs.

The Mudi hails from Hungary and is a rare breed with less than 1000 dogs estimated in existence. The Mudi shares much in common with the Pumi and Puli two other Hungarian dog breeds though the Mudi was designated as a separate breed in the 1930s. These alert powerful dogs are courageous enough to herd the most stubborn livestock while standing guard over their homes without the need for an overly aggressive nature.

The Mudi is a versatile farm dog that can hunt exterminate rodents and act as a capable herding dog and flock guardian.

These alert powerful dogs are courageous enough to herd the most stubborn livestock while standing guard over their homes without the need for an overly aggressive nature. Our mission is to promote protect and preserve the breed as described in. The Mudi is a small to medium sized breed from Hungary bred to be a herding dog. The male Mudi dog breeds height is around 15 19 inches and weighs around 24 and 29 pounds.