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The Hungarian Mudi has a long, crimped pelt and curly tail. It is mid-sized, averaging about 25 pounds, and is found in a variety of colors including black, fawn and merle. They are uncommon in the U.S. but popular as herding dogs in Hungary.

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Chase O

@chaseosburn

The Hungarian Mudi has a long, crimped pelt and curly tail. It is mid-sized, averaging about 25 pounds, and is found in a variety of colors including black, fawn and merle. They are uncommon in the U.S. but popular as herding dogs in Hungary.

Mudis: A guide to dogs and puppies of the Mudi breed

A guide to help you choose whether the Mudi breed is the right dog or puppy for your family.
http://www.dogguide.net/mudi.php
Is The Mudi The Perfect Breed For You? - Dog Notebook

Are you looking for a dog that can play for hours but also learn thing incredibly fast? If yes, then the Mudi might be the perfect breed for you. These herding dogs are one of the most intelligent breeds on the planet, and they're the closest thing to perfect by many standards.
http://www.dognotebook.com/is-the-mudi-the-perfect-breed-for-you/
Mudi Information, Pictures of Mudis - Dogster

The Mudi is a herding dog that rivals the Border Collie in intelligence. Its fearlessness also rivals many breeds: At around 25 pounds, this dog will bravely take on much larger predators such as wild boar.
http://www.dogster.com/dog-breeds/Mudi
Mudi Dog Breed: Courageous Shaggy Dog - New Dog World

The Mudi was recently "discovered" as a breed in Hungary, despite its long history of herding stock for centuries. He is an intelligent and trainable dog.
http://www.newdogworld.com/mudi-dog-breed/
All About Mudis

The Mudi (pronounced "moodie") is a rare dog breed which was first developed in 19th Century Hungary as a herding dog. It is most recognized for its active nature and superior prowess during sporting events such as dog agility trials, flyball, and herding trials.
http://www.pet360.com/dog/breeds/all-about-mudis/F7bxTSgXy0GZV8LoZ95jdA
Hungarian Dog Breeds - Mudi is the Eager Beaver

One of the three small Hungarian sheep dog breeds, they are the least known of them, and it is strange to me that they are the least widespread, although they are more and more popular.
http://www.itshungarian.com/made-in-hungary/hungarian-dog-breeds-mudi-is-the-eager-beaver/
United Kennel Club: Mudi

United Kennel Club: Mudi Breed Standard.
http://www.ukcdogs.com/Web.nsf/Breeds/HerdingDog/Mudi
The Hungarian Mudi Dog Breed

Would you like to live together with a dog that's a great hiking companion? Possibly, you want a canine which gets along well with children?
http://www.talkourdogs.com/hungarian-mudi-dog-breed/
Information about the Mudi -PetGuide

A medium-sized dog bred for herding, the Mudi is an exceptional and intelligent companion. This dog is a rare breed, as less than a few thousand exist today.
http://www.petguide.com/breeds/dog/mudi/
Mudi Club of America

The Mudi is a rare herding breed from Hungary where it is still favored by shepherds to work sheep and cattle herds. In the United States the breed is extremely rare with a small number of fanciers. The Mudi is a breed that still has strong herding instinct.
http://www.mudi.us
Mudi Dog Breed Information - American Kennel Club

Information on dog breeds, dog ownership, dog training, health, nutrition, exercise and grooming, registering your dog, AKC competition events and affiliated clubs to help you discover more things to enjoy with your dog.
http://www.akc.org/dog-breeds/mudi/
Mudi - Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia

Wikipedia's information about the mudi dog.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mudi

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Mudi

A black Mudi

Origin

Hungary

Traits
Height	Males	41–47 cm (16–19 in)
	Females	38–44 cm (15–17 in)
Weight	Males	11–13 kg (24–29 lb)
	Females	8–11 kg (18–24 lb)
Coat	Head and front of limbs are covered by short, straight, and smooth hair. Elsewhere the coat is uniformly wavy or slightly curled 3–7 cm (1.2–2.8 in) long.
Colour	Fawn. Black. Brown. Ash coloured (blue grey). Blue-merle, i.e. black speckled, estriped, -brindle or -spotted on lighter or darker bluish-grey primary colour.

Kennel club standards
Fédération Cynologique Internationale	standard

Dog (domestic dog)

Source : Wikipedia under CC-BY-SA license

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Mudis: A guide to dogs and puppies of the Mudi breed

A guide to help you choose whether the Mudi breed is the right dog or puppy for your family.
http://www.dogguide.net/mudi.php
Is The Mudi The Perfect Breed For You? - Dog Notebook

Are you looking for a dog that can play for hours but also learn thing incredibly fast? If yes, then the Mudi might be the perfect breed for you. These herding dogs are one of the most intelligent breeds on the planet, and they're the closest thing to perfect by many standards.
http://www.dognotebook.com/is-the-mudi-the-perfect-breed-for-you/
Mudi Information, Pictures of Mudis - Dogster

The Mudi is a herding dog that rivals the Border Collie in intelligence. Its fearlessness also rivals many breeds: At around 25 pounds, this dog will bravely take on much larger predators such as wild boar.
http://www.dogster.com/dog-breeds/Mudi
Mudi Dog Breed: Courageous Shaggy Dog - New Dog World

The Mudi was recently "discovered" as a breed in Hungary, despite its long history of herding stock for centuries. He is an intelligent and trainable dog.
http://www.newdogworld.com/mudi-dog-breed/
All About Mudis

The Mudi (pronounced "moodie") is a rare dog breed which was first developed in 19th Century Hungary as a herding dog. It is most recognized for its active nature and superior prowess during sporting events such as dog agility trials, flyball, and herding trials.
http://www.pet360.com/dog/breeds/all-about-mudis/F7bxTSgXy0GZV8LoZ95jdA
Hungarian Dog Breeds - Mudi is the Eager Beaver

One of the three small Hungarian sheep dog breeds, they are the least known of them, and it is strange to me that they are the least widespread, although they are more and more popular.
http://www.itshungarian.com/made-in-hungary/hungarian-dog-breeds-mudi-is-the-eager-beaver/
United Kennel Club: Mudi

United Kennel Club: Mudi Breed Standard.
http://www.ukcdogs.com/Web.nsf/Breeds/HerdingDog/Mudi
The Hungarian Mudi Dog Breed

Would you like to live together with a dog that's a great hiking companion? Possibly, you want a canine which gets along well with children?
http://www.talkourdogs.com/hungarian-mudi-dog-breed/
Information about the Mudi -PetGuide

A medium-sized dog bred for herding, the Mudi is an exceptional and intelligent companion. This dog is a rare breed, as less than a few thousand exist today.
http://www.petguide.com/breeds/dog/mudi/
Mudi Club of America

The Mudi is a rare herding breed from Hungary where it is still favored by shepherds to work sheep and cattle herds. In the United States the breed is extremely rare with a small number of fanciers. The Mudi is a breed that still has strong herding instinct.
http://www.mudi.us
Mudi Dog Breed Information - American Kennel Club

Information on dog breeds, dog ownership, dog training, health, nutrition, exercise and grooming, registering your dog, AKC competition events and affiliated clubs to help you discover more things to enjoy with your dog.
http://www.akc.org/dog-breeds/mudi/
Mudi - Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia

Wikipedia's information about the mudi dog.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mudi

Mudi

A black Mudi

Origin

Hungary

Traits
Height	Males	41–47 cm (16–19 in)
	Females	38–44 cm (15–17 in)
Weight	Males	11–13 kg (24–29 lb)
	Females	8–11 kg (18–24 lb)
Coat	Head and front of limbs are covered by short, straight, and smooth hair. Elsewhere the coat is uniformly wavy or slightly curled 3–7 cm (1.2–2.8 in) long.
Colour	Fawn. Black. Brown. Ash coloured (blue grey). Blue-merle, i.e. black speckled, estriped, -brindle or -spotted on lighter or darker bluish-grey primary colour.

Kennel club standards
Fédération Cynologique Internationale	standard

Dog (domestic dog)

Source : Wikipedia under CC-BY-SA license

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Mudi

The Hungarian Mudi has a long, crimped pelt and curly tail. It is mid-sized, averaging about 25 pounds, and is found in a variety of colors including black, fawn and merle. They are uncommon in the U.S. but popular as herding dogs in Hungary.

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