The Mudi is a rare herding dog breed from Hungary, where it shares roots with its more common counterpart the Puli. Click through to see adorable photos and learn more about this rare companion!
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I have a blue healer mix and she does not listen to anyone. Herding dogs are very active, wary of strangers and highly devoted to their people. My Annie took years to train and to this day she still tries to be the alpha female.
I love this dog. He's the perfect size with the cutest nose ever. I have a Chihuahua/Jack Russell mix and his name is Muti which is similar to the name of this breed. Nice article. Thanks
I also want the animals in Heaven. It does say in the Bible that the lions will lay with the lambs. From this I believe the dogs and other animal will be in Heaven. The Rainbow Bridge is very comforting the dogs will meet you in heaven at the Rainbow Bridge. It is on the internet as you look up Rainbow Bridge
The Mudi hails from Hungary, where it shares roots its fellow Hungarian herding dogs the Puli and the Komondor. The Mudi, like many Hungarian herding dogs, almost became extinct during World War II. During the war, the breed suffered terrible losses, and it wasn't until the 1960s and 1970s that the breed started to be rehabilitated.
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