Komondor dog, shaggy guard dog

 The komondor dog has a strange appearance, as if it is wearing clothes made of cotton t-shirt. This breed has a very muscular and large size and is known as the king of Hungarian herding dogs. Komondor dog's hair is like long white ropes hanging down from its body. This unusual hair made him able to hide among the sheep and attack the hunters by surprise, and also protected him from the attack of the hunters and the cold weather. 

 Kommandor is a rare breed and even became extinct during World War II, so that their number reached 2 digits. Even now, its population in the whole world is estimated to be less than 10,000, which means that most people in the world will never see such a dog in their lifetime.

 Don't worry, we know this way, and in this Pet Press article, we will tell you everything you need to know about the Komondor dog, its care, training, and feeding!

 The average weight of males is 35 to 45 kilos and females 30 to 35 kilos, and it may weigh up to 54 kilos and it is relatively large. If you are interested in big dogs, the biggest dog in the world article can introduce you to the biggest dogs in the world, especially the ones you haven't heard of yet.

 

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Medium head size 

Hanging ears 

Muscular body straight tail 

The hair is long, double-layered, curly, rope-like, white 

Komondor puppy's hair is fluffy and starts to thicken from 8 to 10 months 

Average lifespan: 10 to 12 years 

Moral: kind, fearless, independent, calm and gentle 

Hair loss: moderate 

Possible sensitization: Yes 

Drooling: low 

Probability of snoring: low 

Interest in digging the ground: low 

Need for exercise: 20-40 minutes a day

 

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Getting to know the moral characteristics of the Komondor dog

 

 In this section, we have summarized the moral characteristics of the Komondor dog. Commodores have an independent and rebellious spirit and a very confident trainer is needed to train and care for them, otherwise they may disobey orders. But these smart dogs are wonderful animals when they see a strong and powerful leader. 

 It is better not to take the animal to strange dogs for fun, because of its guarding instinct, it may not behave well with them. But if you train him properly, he will play with the dogs he knows in the yard. As a guard dog, the Komondor doesn't really talk.

 

Affection: A lot 

Need for attention: a lot 

Relationship with children: average 

Relationship with other pets: average 

Playfulness: A lot 

Energy level: medium 

Train ability: High 

Intelligence: High 

Barking: A lot Always alert and careful

 

He likes to see his owner all the time and usually follows us wherever we go It is good with children in the family and it is compatible with your other pets

 

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