Komondor

Komondor
Working
A white Komondor dog with long, corded fur stands on a sidewalk in front of autumn trees and a white fence.
Photo courtesy of Komondor Breed Club

Meet the Komondor

The komondor is a large livestock guardian, whose homeland for centuries has been Hungary. He is thought to have descended from the Russian owtcharka and was introduced in Hungary by the invading Magyars. The komondor is a calm, steady, intelligent dog, bred to think for itself. It will instinctively guard family or flock with no training. They are affectionate and friendly with family and friends, and although wary of strangers, will accept them if they clearly pose no danger. Other breeds may be larger, but none as impressive as the komondor with his thick coat and large size.

Breed Group:

Working

Breed Personality:

Courageous, Easy to groom, Smart, Friendly

Breed Specifics

Max Life Expectancy
(years): 12
Max Height
(inches): 30
Max Weight
(lbs): 130

Main Breed Characteristics

Good with Children (3/5)
Good with Other Dogs (2/5)
Shedding (1/5)
Grooming Needs (4/5)
Coat Length (1/5)
Good with Strangers (3/5)
Playfulness (3/5)
Protectiveness (5/5)
Trainability (4/5)
Energy Level (3/5)
Barking Level (3/5)

Breed Variations

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