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Hungarian Puli
3.7 stars
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3 Reviews For Hungarian Puli

  • Hillery 9th Mar 2007

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Good Points: My Puli is always happy. She is loyal, very well behaved, will do what ever she is told to and she is quiet.


    Bad Points: It was difficult to start training, but once she and I learned what she responded to, she was very easy to train.


    General comments: I wouldn't be without her. She is happy, fun, I can take her anywhere with confidence and I cannot imagine life without her. She has a big dog personality in a small dog; perfect! If I don't walk her then she exercises herself running up and down the stairs, and I have no problem keeping her in a town.

    I would recommend the Hungarian Puli to anyone.

  • ladyjw88 Rank: Lance Corporal 15th Dec 2005

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    The Hungarian Puli have beautiful hair and different personalities. I have two a black three year old male and an apricot two year old female. The black one is mine and I have had him for two years. From the moment I saw him I fell him love, he is so loyal so smart and so adaptable he understands me. But this dog is not for everyone it suits different people. They are wary of strangers so training is required from the beginning. At the beginning my male was overly protective of me attacking ever ...

  • Kader Rank: Corporal 18th Mar 2005

    Reviewer rating: 1 stars


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    I purchased a Hungarian Puli because I liked the guard dog instinct of the breed and the way they look. Big mistake. Never buy a breed through looks alone as the personality is far more important. He was very loyal and would have defended you to best of his abilities and also kept a great watch on the house - but this involved him barking needlessly and sometimes constantly. As a sheepdog bred 1000 years ago to help isolated shepherds with their flocks it stands to reason town life is not really ...