Puli Puppies for Sale

Puli Puppies for Sale: About the Breed

The Puli, also known as the Pulik crossed the plains into Hungary with the Magyards a few thousand years ago when they were commonly used as sheep dogs. The Puli was used mainly for driving and herding flocks, while the larger Hungarian breed, the Komondor, was used as a guardian for flocks. Many shepherds preferred the Puli, as they stood out easier among the flock, while the Komondor was used to blend in.

Character

The Puli surprisingly makes a very good watchdog, as they are very protective of their master and territory. This is a very intelligent breed making him fairly easy to train. This breed does very well in obedience and agility and is a favorite in the show ring. His light and agile movement give this breed an advantage when it comes to guarding flocks of sheep.

Temperament

Happy, cheerful, and devoted, this dog does very well in a home environment, however is not recommended for a home with small children. The Puli can do well with other animals if they are properly socialized at puppyhood, but should not be trusted around smaller and more passive animals. If children are taught how to handle a dog properly, this breed can do well providing the children do not pester or pull on the long cords of hair.

Care

The Puli has a strange and unique coat making grooming for this breed a learned technique for the inexperienced. Professional grooming in the beginning should be required. After bathing, drying of the coat can be a task. Blow-drying with cold air works best. Brushing is not required, as the Puli should always have naturally formed cords.

Coat

The Puli has a very unique coat. The coat is fairly weather resistant and is dense and profuse. The outer coat should be wavy or curly, while the undercoat is soft and wooly. In an adult Puli, the coat should form cords naturally and never be man made. The coat should never be clipped, always natural.

Training

Pulis are very intelligent and are eager to please making them fairly easy to train. With a firm and consistent hand, this breed can do amazingly well in obedience and agility. Obedience classes for this breed are recommended at an early age, however training can be taken upon the owner if they are experienced.

Activity

The Puli should have regular exercise, as they love to play and roam free, however should always be in a fenced in yard. An average sized yard works best for this energetic breed. They love to jog with their owners, and does very well running along side a bike. The Puli enjoys hikes, however the coat should be protected.

Weight

25-35 lbs

Height

Male: 17; Female: 16 inches

Cost

Looking for a Puli puppy with a superior lineage? Are you trying to determine how much a Puli with breeding rights and papers would cost? You should expect to pay a premium for a Puli puppy with breeding rights or show quality with papers. You should budget anywhere from $1,690 upwards to $1,690 or even more for Puli puppies for sale with top breed lines and a superior pedigree. The average cost for all Puli puppies for sale is $1,690.

Color Variations

Curious about the color palette of Puli puppies? You'll discover a captivating array of hues and patterns that define their distinctive personalities. Below you will find common and rare coat colors for the Puli breed. *Remember, coat colors often change as a puppy grows older and cannot be guaranteed to remain constant.

• Black
• Blue
• Brown
• Cream
• Dark Fawn
• Fawn
• Gray
• Light Fawn
• Rare Silver Gray
• Rare White
• Rare Yellow
• White

Name Variations

Searching for common aliases for Puli puppies? Ever wondered what other names people use for this breed? Find your answer to what other people call the Puli by exploring their affectionate nicknames or monikers below. This list will help you in your search for Hungarian Herding Dog puppies and even Hungarian Puli puppies for sale as they relate to the Puli breed.

• Hungarian Herding Dog
• Hungarian Puli
• Hungarian Sheep Dog
• Hungarian Water Dog
• Magyar Puli