Sentences with phrase «for komondors»

I wrote this article out of my love for Komondors and for the number of dogs that need rescuing.

Again, puppy training is strongly recommended for all Komondors.

If you are in the position that you can no longer care for a Komondor you currently own, contact the KCA for assistance and placing the animal.

No excuse should be made for a Komondor which will not allow the judge to examine it.

Kindergarten Puppy Training classes are excellent for Komondor puppies, as they expose the puppy to lots of people and dogs at an early age.

Are you still looking for a Komondor rescue?

It is essential for a Komondor puppy to go to kindergarten classes for socialization with other dogs, as well as with other people.

The Komondor is large, standing no less than 25.5 inches tall for Komondor females and no less than 27.5 inches for Komondor males.

When another DNA test proved positive for a Komondor named Bundas, his owners began a personal crusade to wipeout the illness from the breed.

Not exact matches

The Komondor is the dog for you.

The Komondor needs to be introduced to people at a young age, or it may become too aggressive for companionship.

Known for its signature «dreadlocks,» the Komondor's white corded coat makes this breed look like a mophead.

Known for their white fur that grows in long dreadlocks — giving them the appearance of a motorized mop — Komondors had seen their numbers in Britain drop to 40.

These are being crossbred with other sight hounds, for American ranchers Great Pyrenees — Flock guard, protects sheep and a territory Kuvasz — Flock guard protects sheep and a territory Anatolian Shepherd — Flock guard protects sheep and a territory Akbash — Flock guard protects sheep and a territory Tibetian Mastiff — Flock guard protects sheep and a territory Komondor — Flock guard protects sheep and a territory

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The American Kennel Club has this to say about the breed: «A large, muscular breed, the Komondor is mostly known for its unusually dense, protective coat of heavy white cords (which make him look like a giant mop!)

The Komondor Club of America (KCA) is a member club of the American Kennel Club and is the national club responsible for protecting and preserving the breed in the United States of America.

To discourage the breeding of Komondors for such purposes; and to educate the prospective owner about the risks involved in buying Komondor - puppies from such establishments or sources.

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And the Komondor can be a pretty cool dog to own, too... for some people.

And across Long Island in Farmingdale, preparing for shows, Janet Cupolo spends 60 to 90 minutes bathing her komondor, Quincy, a colossus with the look of a gigantic mop.

It takes almost 5 years for the full growth of thick heavy cords of Komondor dogs.

As we have mentioned, the Komondor's nature is to decide for himself what constitutes a threat, and they definitely tend to err on the side of caution.

As with all livestock guarding dogs, Komondors have been bred for many centuries to make efficient use of their food.

Be it livestock, children, or a cat, a Komondor is happiest when taking responsibility for another's well - being.

Komondors are well suited for the task of predator control (both two and four legged kind).

Like poodles, which also can be corded, Komondors are a good breed for those who have allergies to dog hair and dander.

It is not uncommon for a five or six year old Komondor to be dropped off at a shelter because the family «no longer has time for a dog».

Contact the Corresponding Secretary of the Komondor Club of America for the names of owners in your area.

Because the cording process for this breed is different from that of other corded breeds (such as the Komondor or Bergamasco), owners wanting to undertake this for the first time are encouraged to find someone experienced with Spanish Water Dog coats.

Anyone wishing to adopt a rescue Komondor should contact the rescue coordinator for an adoption form.

The reason that we feel this is so important is that Komondor puppies, with their fluffy coats and playful natures, are extremely appealing, but they are not necessarily like the adult that you will eventually own for many years.

When the properly filled out paperwork is returned, it will be screened to evaluate whether a Komondor is the right breed for your situation.

In the field, the Komondor is vigilant and trustworthy, reducing losses and even caring for orphans.

Contact the Secretary of The Komondor Club of America or the Regional Director for your state for the names of Komondor owners in your area.

For this reason, Komondor Rescue believes that all Komondors placed through the rescue be spayed or neutered.

Komondors are at times available for adoption, ranging in age from several months to several years.

I shall not permit the mating of my Komondor to any Komondor that has a disqualifying fault, as defined by the American Kennel Club Standard for the breed.

Diet for the adult Komondor need not be a complicated matter.

The Komondor Club of America offers a rescue referral service, finding homes for previously owned dogs.

The Komondor is a large territorial dog that is used for flock and home guarding, and the Komondor owner must always anticipate his dog's behavior based on this fact.

Some physical correction may be necessary for proper training, but Komondors have been known to bite when owners became heavy - handed.

This snoozy chap may pull at your heartstrings but he is, in fact, a Komondor one of the highest maintenance dogs around and definitely not for everyone.

Fortunately, for Ghost we found an experienced Komondor owner in Texas willing to adopt him, in spite of the fact that he needed a lot of training and socialization, not to mention the fact that he is much larger than she is.

If you want to train a dog for Schutzhund, do NOT select a Komondor because they do not work as attack dogs.

BreedersClub.net does not pre-screen the Komondor dog breeders who advertise their puppies and dogs for sale in the BreedersClub.net breeder directory and in the classified ads.

If you are interested in adopting him, read the article: «Is a Komondor the Right Breed for You?»

The Komondor breed is NOT right for most families, especially as a first dog, so please take the time to learn why.

Komondor Rescue asked for blood work and a heartworm test, which she had done.

Sebastian is a charismatic young Komondor with a wonderfully sunny disposition and he debuts for adoption today at Nevada SPCA (www.nevadaspca.org).