• Komondors are dogs built for livestock guarding. They are large, strong dogs armored with a thick coat of white cords. The coat provides protection against wild animals, weather and vegetation and is the trademark of the breed.American Kennel Club: Komondor Breed Standard

• 1. Not a herding dog, but a flock guardian
  2. The heavy, corded coat helps it to blend in with the flock
  3. The coat takes a lot of work to maintain
  4. Originated in Hungary
  5. Can weigh up to 135 pounds
  6. Grow to 32 inches tall
  7. Are muscular
  8. Sensitive to their master
  9. On guard with strangers

• Komondor Features

  Komondors are rugged with large heads and medium sized, dark brown eyes. While their eyes are covered by their shaggy coat, they have great eyesight. Their ears are elongated and hang downward, but are sensitive to sound. Their neck is moderately lengthy and their back is level. The Komondor's coat is mainly white, although some have spots of cream. American Kennel Club: Komondor Breed Standard

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