How Do You Care For Komondors?
Komondors, a kind of sheep dog, have a distinctive white, corded coat that looks like a mop. This large breed was originally bred in Hungary to herd and guard sheep. While quite lovable, Komondors can be domineering and difficult to manage. For this reason, they do not make good pets for families with small children or other small pets. Komondors are very protective of their families and make wonderful watch dogs. With the proper care, Komondors can live to be 12 years old. Separate your Komondor’s cords on a weekly basis. If the cords are not separated, they will become matted and almost impossible to separate. A Komondor’s coat will naturally form these cords as it grows. As a puppy, the Komondor will not have cords, instead it will have a soft, wavy coat. The cords will become dirty, especially if your Komondor spends a lot of time outside, and should be washed when they look dirty using a mild shampoo and water. Train your Komondor starting at an early age. Komondors were originall
