Komondor

Description: Animal Species: Dogs

Newest Review: ... the coat does not cord, the dog would be ineligible to be shown (known as a disqualifying fault). Joli, our first Komondor bitch, never corded at her shoulders and head. It made her look...odd. +++++++++++++++++++++++ Les s immediately noticeable appearance notes +++++++++++++++++++++++ The skin of the nose and gums (and, in male dogs, testicles. As an aside, we had a male called Jeges - ... more

... when we first got him, a friend was examining him in the back garden. The garden had 6' fences to keep the dogs from escaping. Jeges rolled over, at which point the friend exclaims "look at those lovely black balls!" The next door neighbour...more

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Komondorok are UnKommon (2998 words)
by - written on 10/10/05 (Very useful, 362 readings)
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So, you're thinking of getting a purebred dog. But you don't want a breed that everyone else has - oh no, you're thinking of getting a rare breed. Think carefully. Any dog is, as they say, for life. You want to ensure that you know what you are committing yourself to - perhaps that's why you've opted for a purebred rather than a mongrel. Just keep in mind that rare breeds are sometimes rare partly for a reason. Let me explain. Since I was 14, my family have kept Komondors (or, the Hungarian plural, Komondorok). And as the title (which I got from a bumper sticker) says, they truly are ... Read the complete review

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