Dog Breeds

Mudi

 The Mudi has a long head with a pointed nose. Usually its tail is docked, but it is not unusual for the puppies to be born without a tail. The Hungarian herdsman's dogs were all classified together until the 1930's when Dr Dezso Fenyesi separated the Mudi from the Puli and Pumi. This rural breed does not appear to be the result of planned breeding; it was formed spontaneously and is only about one hundred years old. It is rare, even in its country of origin, Hungary. Without the intervention of dedicated breeders, it would be in danger of extinction. 

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