by Hannah Danette Robertson

Created on: July 04, 2010

You are probably thinking what on earth does this dog look like!  Well if you want a little dog that is full of hair and that's really cute, choose the Puli breed. They are little and great for a house dog. Look below and read about this cute dog breed,

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 This type of dog breed comes in many types of colors, you will rarely find a white one, but their is apricot, black and many other colors that you could choose from. They are considered to be a medium size dog with a squared body and an egged shaped head. They are full of hair which makes them look really cute. When they are fully grown their hair will almost touch the ground.

Temperament:

 The Puli breed is considered to be very loyal to their owners and they are very cheerful. The nice thing about these dogs is that they can adapt really quickly to any new places. They are really intelligent dogs. You can use them as a show dog if you ever wanted to. they can also tell if you are in control of them or not. If you let them do exsacly what they want to do, you will find out that they will be teaching you instead of you teaching them and if that happens they can become very willful. These dogs aren't good around children. The Puli`s don't like to be bothered, but you also need to teach your children how to teach this type of dog breed.

 Hiegth, weight and Health Problems:

 They can grow up to 17 and haft inches and they can weigh up to 35 pounds. The one nice thing about these dogs is that they are really healthy. You still should take them to the vet once in a while to have there eye site and the other normal things the vet checks on your dog. These dogs will live up to 12 years old if you keep them nice and healthy. These dogs also need to be groomed regularly since they have long hair.

 You may now a lot about the Puli dog breed, but it is always necessary to get all the facts you can get on them. Above are some of the most important facts about the Puli breed. It is always necessary to go to a vet and get his opinion about them. Hoped this info. helped.

Resources:

http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/puli.htm 

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