Herding
27 to 29 pounds (male), 22 to 24 pounds (female)
16 to 18 ½ inches (male), 15 to 17 ½ inches (female)
Herding
Traits and Characteristics
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Recognized for his corkscrew-curled coat, expressive semi-erect ears and quirky expression, the Pumi is undeniably cute with an affinity for both work and play. This Hungarian herding breed is medium-sized, compact and agile, always on alert and ready for action. Versatile and adaptable, the Pumi is used to herd cattle, sheep and swine, and is equally skilled at gathering, driving and keeping livestock within its boundaries as directed by the shepherd.
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Friendliness to Dogs
Friendliness to Other Pets
Friendliness to Strangers
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Heat Sensitivity
Vocality
Disclaimer: While the characteristics mentioned here may frequently represent this breed, dogs are individuals whose personalities and appearances will vary. Please consult the adoption organization for details on a specific pet.
