Sentences with phrase «of komondors»

All of the Komondors at Braefiddich Farm have been tested for the DM gene.

Also, we had to shave Sebastian's matted coat, but the long and corded coats of Komondors requires great cleaning and care.

Our stand on breeding of Komondors is that all breeding be done by fanciers involved in showing and / or working their dogs, and should be done with the improvement of the breed in mind.

The Komondor Club of America (KCA) or Middle Atlantic States Komondor Club (MASKC) will assist you in locating owners of Komondors in your part of the country (or in other countries in many cases).

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.

Training of the Komondor should be firm, consistent rules and early socialization.

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To encourage the public to buy from breeders, and to discourage the sale of Komondor - puppies to pet stores and puppy mills.

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

The unusual coat of Komondor dog makes them look like a four legged mop.

Surprisingly to many people, the coat of the komondor puppy is not corded; rather, the cords are something that develop over time.

Recently, there has been considerable interest in the use of the Komondor as a livestock guardian among cattle, sheep, goat, and alpaca ranchers in the United States.

The quick movement, large size, unique coat and majestic appearance of the Komondor can be awe inspiring.

Because of the Komondor's size, power, and speed, its owner must have it under control.

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

If you have hopes of your Komondor being a show dog, you will be more concerned about the pedigree of your puppy, and of the show wins of its sire and dam.

To the Komondor lover, no other dog possesses the depth of soul or sense of responsibility of this breed, but because of this the Komondor can represent a real challenge to the serious obedience trainer.

As a guarding dog, part of a Komondor's job is to alert people when a potentially threatening situation exists.

The nature of the Komondor is that of a calm watchful dog who thrives on responsibility.

Toward attaining that goal, we promote responsible dog ownership by educating the public in the selection, care and training of the Komondor.

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.

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.

He is combination of Komondor and Great Pyrenees.

Please contact me or one of the officers listed on the Club website, if you would like to visit the home of a Komondor owner in your area.

An explosion in the coyote population and a reluctance to use poison baits has led to a renaissance in the use of the Komondor as a flock guardian in the United States.

You need to be a confident leader to win the respect of your Komondor.

The earliest written description of the Komondor dates back to the 16th century, but the breed was around long before that, guarding livestock herds in his native Hungary.

The Komondor (in Hungarian, the plural form of komondor is komondorok), also known as the Hungarian sheepdog, is a large, white - coloured Hungarian breed of livestock guardian dog with a long, corded coat.

The coat of the Komondor needs much attention.

The coat of a komondor begins to cord when the dog reaches approximately two years of age.

The trademark characteristic of the komondor is its coat.

Few breeds can elicit the double - takes that this walking mound of white dreadlocks inspires, but the mystique of the Komondor is far more than fur - deep.

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The Komondor's primary role as a guardian means that it is extremely alert and suspicious of strangers.

Often called a Hungarian Sheepdog, the Komondor is a large - sized breed that has no trouble standing out in the crowd thanks to its long, white corded coat which gives it the look of a floor mop.

Are you the proud owner of a bouncing baby Puli or Komondor?

Dogs like Komondors, Kuvaszes, Caucasian Ovcharkas, Great Pyrenees and Anatolian Shepherds usually fall into this category of dogs.

Easily recognizable thanks to its distinctive long and corded coat, Komondor comes from Hungary where it has been declared one of its national treasures, to be preserved and protected from modification.

Flock Guards: There are a number of flock guarding breeds, such as the Great Pyrenees, Kuvasz, Komondor, Akbash, and Anatolian Shepherd.

In a few minutes the Komondor can get the better of even the strongest enemy.

Now that we've met one of the world's least hairy dogs, the Peruvian hairless dog, it's time to meet the hairiest — the Komondor, a rare breed that, thanks to Kyra, a Komondor in the UK, has seen its numbers increase by nearly 25 percent.

Originally developed in Hungary to guard large herds of animals on the open plains, the Komondor was charged with protecting the herd by itself, with no assistance and no commands from its master.

The wholly Kuvasz is one of the three oldest dog breeds that originated in Tibet (the Puli and the Komondor are the other two).

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.

The Komondor is smart, but easily bored, loyal to and respectful of its master, but fierce against threats to its charges.

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.

Its ancestors likely included herding dogs from the European continent, such as the Poland Lowland Sheepdog (Polski Owzcarek Nizinny) and the Komondor, blended with the sheep herding dogs of the British Isles.

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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.

Unlike many other dog breeds, the komondor is always white and will not vary in color; this is a purposeful design to aid the dog in camouflaging itself in a flock of sheep.