Native country : Hungary
History
The Pumi, developed in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, was bred from prick-ear sheepdogs imported from France and Germany and crossed with the Puli. For many years, the Pumi and the Puli were not considered separate breeds. It was not until around 1920 that the Pumi was officially recognized as a breed separate from the Puli and the standard was written for the breed.
Description
This high-spirited, energetic dog is remarkably daring. Suspicious of strangers, he barks at even the most innocent sound. He is affectionate with his owner and has a keen sense of smell.
Advice
Regular brushing is required. The pumi needs exercise and room to run.
Function
Herder. Hunting dog, hunter of vermin. Guard dog. Pet.
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