A Dog Well Trained Brings Joy!
A well trained dog is obedient and happy. An obedient dog will bring joy and happiness to your entire family for years to come. It is very important to start your dog’s training in his early impressionable years. Read more »
Vizsla
The vizsla is a breed of sporting dog. It can generally work both as a pointer and a retriever. Developed on the open plains of Hungary, the vizsla was bred to be a swift and cautious hunter, wary of alerting its quarry. Read more »
Puli Puppy, Puli Dog
The Puli is an amazing looking shepherding dog. They seem to do well in all climates but like cooler weather better. They can live in an apartment as long as they can get frequent walks. They like other dogs and pets but may try to herd them. The same goes for children. Read more »
Hungarian Puli Dog
The Hungarian Puli dog is very intelligent and fairly easy to train if you are consistent and kind in your methods. Training should begin right away, traits that may be endearing in a puppy may not be so acceptable in an adult. Well-trained Pulis excel in agility and obedience. Read more »
Love of Dogs
I noticed how much Hungarians love animals- especially dogs. I saw a dog happily wandering the street, exploring everything. Hungarians would look down on the animal and smile a peaceful smile of approval at him. Read more »
The Komondor - A Hardy Outdoor Dog
The Komondor is a great outdoor dog because he loves being outside no matter what the weather is. This breed originated in Tibet and was brought to Hungary over a thousand years ago. Originally used to guard flocks of sheep, it is still put to use for guarding livestock as well as homes today. Read more »
Hungarian Sheepdogs
Shepherd’s work of handling the vast flocks on the Puszta has been assisted by “man’s best friend”, intelligent, faithful and biddable sheepdogs who also had a part to play in relieving the solitude of the Puszta grasslands.
Typical Hungarian sheepdogs are the vigilant Puli, ideal for driving flocks, and the watchdog Kuvasz and Komondor breeds. Read more »
