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She should be placed someone with a Komondor or other LGD experience.

UPDATE 6-11-14: Kiki has found a wonderful home with another Komondor companion.

I ended up with a Komondor, from some jerks in Idaho, who abused the poor kid endlessly.

All breeders in the United States who are affiliated with the Komondor Club of America should be in compliance with the Code of Ethics which requires that their breeding stock be x-rayed and certified free of hip dysplasia by the OFA.

So go out and start researching the breed; talk to breeders and owners, read books and articles, watch videos, go to dog shows and visit with Komondors.

Breeders with Komondors less than three years old have not dealt with mature dogs.

If you have had experience with Komondors and are interested in adopting: please contact Heather Carelli at: 321-544-2010.

We recommend someone experienced with Komondors.

Not exact matches

The shepherd then bred these dogs with other herding and flock dogs such as the Old English Sheepdog and the Komondor.

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.

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

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.

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.

KCA members have successfully used Komondors with goats, sheep, llamas, cattle, horses and even exotic birds.

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

If you have never seen a Komondor in its home, now is the time to visit with adult Komondors.

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.

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.

The Komondor Club of America can furnish you with a list of breeders, including information as to who has puppies or older dogs available.

As with any large protective dog, Komondors require a special home.

No working Komondor can be kept from getting dirty, and most mature dogs with full coats can not be kept immaculate save by extreme measures.

The Komondor is a large dog with males standing at least 27 1/2 ″ at the shoulders, while females must be at least 25 1/2 ″ tall.

Many a Komondor who works well with the sheep can not be taken to the vet when the need arises.

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.

Many Komondor owners are willing to let you visit with their dogs and will explain what it is like living with this unusual breed.

But with his thick coat and large size there are few that are as impressive as the Komondor.

Because it is a natural guard dog, a Komondor that is not properly socialized may react in an excessively aggressive manner when confronted with a new situation or person.

Most times, an older Komondor can be happily retired from outside into the house with no special problems.The breed is very devoted and affectionate to its owners.

An adult Komondor with no particular training will guard what he thinks of as his.

She was in a small pen with another female Komondor (Pepsi) on a 108 acre farm with 20 + other Komondors and Pyrenees.

Komondors are intelligent and must be treated with respect.

Most of these dogs can be rehabilitated by going to a foster home that will work with the dog, teach him that humans have a higher place in the «pack,» and ultimately place him in either a (past or current) Komondor owner home or as working livestock guardian.

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

Then we adopted him out to do what Komondors do... Turns out he doesn't feel as though he needs to be on a farm with livestock.

Most importendly komondors can be patient with children.

There are some people a Komondor may not care for, especially those who are rowdy; and if that is the case the dog should not be left alone with that person.

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

Irie is a 5 - year - old female Komondor with a wonderful temperament.

Dixie must go to an experience Komondor or LGD home with a large fenced in yard (6»).

He has been living with an older Komondor and St. Bernard and has become dominant over the other two dogs, as well as the wife of the owner.

Frieda is a 4 year old mostly Komondor mix with either Great Pyr.

However, with upbeat, fun, and structured training techniques, the Komondor is trainable and can learn to enjoy training.

Selflessly devoted to his family and distrustful of strangers, some Komondors are never completely comfortable with any outsider.

The Komondor is patient with his own family's children, but can be overprotective when neighborhood kids join in.

The Komondor must also be socialized as a puppy if he is to interact well with people and other pets in the future.

Komondors are the striking large white dogs with long dreadlocks that people can't stop staring at when they see one.

Bundas was born on September 4, 2002 along with five littermates on Braefiddich Farm in the beautiful Missouri Ozarks where LeAnne Abbott and her husband raise Arabian horses, Boer goats and Komondor dogs.

True to his working dog heritage, the Komondor is a smart cookie who learns quickly with the right trainer — that is, one who engages his mind and works with his independent nature rather than against it.

Although Komondor historically spent their time outside protecting the flock, they do need time inside with their family.