These dogs are known for their very intelligent characters, which in turn means that they are relatively easy to train and are good for first-time owners. On top of this, they are also very high-spirited with lots of energy to burn! For this reason, they will need plenty of walks and exercise. They form extremely strong bonds with their families, in particular, one person (mainly the one that feeds them!), and are often referred to as 'one man' dogs. They are fairly wary of strangers but will rarely show any sign of aggression which means that they can make good watchdogs. For the right family, they have the potential to make fantastic pets and the ability to provide you with years of happiness!

The origins surrounding the Hungarian Puli still remains much of a mystery! However, it is thought that they came to Europe via the Magyar Tribes in the 9th century but that they may have actually originated in Asia. They were generally used to herd flocks in challenging conditions, hence their extremely thick coats. This provided them with both protection against the extremely cold winters and also against attacks from animals such as Wolves! Up until more recent times, these dogs have been relatively unknown in the rest of the world and were essentially kept a secret within the walls of their native country. Their exclusivity also means that they were sold for a huge price, potentially a years wage! Nowadays they make lovely family pets across the world, including in the UK! They are however still a relatively rare breed and anyone wanting one would have to be put onto a waiting list.