The Mudi is a versatile and energetic herding breed from Hungary, known for its intelligence and loyalty. It is a medium-sized dog with a wavy or curly coat that comes in various colors.
Origin and Purpose
Developed in Hungary in the 19th century
Used for herding sheep and cattle
Also a capable hunter of rodents
Appearance
Dimensions
Gender
Height
Weight
Female
14-18 inches
18-24 pounds
Male
15-19 inches
23-29 pounds
Coat
Attribute
Notes
Color
Black
White
Gray
Brown
Fawn
Brindle
Ash
Peeled
Type
Dense
Wavy
Curly
Length
Short to medium
Care
Attribute
Notes
Shedding
Moderate
Grooming
Minimal
Drooling
Low
Body
Attribute
Notes
Head
Wedge-shaped
Proportionate to body
Skull
Slightly domed
Ears
Erect
Triangular
Medium-sized
Eyes
Almond-shaped
Dark brown
Nose
Black
Muzzle
Strong
Tapering
Teeth
Scissor bite
Neck
Muscular
Medium-length
Forequarters
Straight
Parallel
Fore Legs
Muscular
Hindquarters
Muscular
Well-angulated
Hind Legs
Strong
Feet
Round
Compact
Tail
Set medium
May be docked or natural
Curved upward
Gait
Light
Agile
Energetic
Temperament
Intelligent
Courageous
Alert
Active
Loyal
Versatile
Independent
Can be vocal
Social
Attribute
Notes
Affectionate with Family
Very
Good with Children
Good with proper socialization
Good with Dogs
Good with proper socialization
Good with Cats
Good with proper socialization
Openness to Strangers
Reserved
Can be wary
Playfulness Level
High
Protective Nature
High
Adaptability Level
Adaptable
Working Roles
Herding
Agility
Obedience
Disc dog
Search and rescue
Ratting
Companion
Exercise Needs
High
Health
Generally healthy
Potential for hip dysplasia and elbow dysplasia
Occasional eye issues
Epilepsy
Cataracts
Additional Notes
Requires consistent training and mental stimulation
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