![Hungarian Puli Dog Breed](/sites/default/files/styles/square_medium_440x440/public/2022-07/Hungarian-Puli.jpg?itok=420CnoHk)
Family-friendly: | 5/5 |
Exercise needs: | 5/5 |
Easy to train: | 2/5 |
Tolerates being alone: | 2/5 |
Likes other pets: | 5/5 |
Energy level: | 5/5 |
Grooming needs: | 2/5 |
Shedding: | 1/5 |
The Hungarian Puli breed can suffer from:
- Hip dysplasia
- Multifocal retinal dysplasia which is an inherited eye condition that can seriously affect a dog's vision.
- Bardet–Biedl Syndrome which is an inherited condition that can cause vision loss as well as affecting other organ systems.
Priority Kennel Club health schemes and testing:
- Hip dysplasia screening scheme
- Eye screening scheme
A lively, animated and intelligent breed, the Puli loves to spend time with their owner. Quick to learn with kind and fun training, these dogs are happiest when doing something together with their person or with their family. So, if you can’t incorporate your Puli into your day to day life, this is probably not the breed for you. Like all herding dogs who are bred to make quick decisions and use their own judgement when the need arises, they have an independent mind that can lead them into trouble if left bored, under-stimulated or unoccupied.