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Our collection of Komondor images features many champions and best of breed. Whether you are a specialist looking for stock images of breed examples, a designer looking for a striking picture, or you're simply a Komondor fan, we're confident we'll have the image you're looking for.
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Komondor overview
The Komondor is an ancient Hungarian breed used to guard sheep. The puppy is brought up with the flock of sheep and is shorn at the same time as the flock. The Komondor has a strong, heavy, corded coat which requires regular attention. A good guard dog, although not suitable to the urban environment or hotter climates.
Other known names for Komondor
Hungarian Komondor, Hungarian Sheepdog, Mop Dog
Origin
Hungary
Breed Group
Biological data
Weight
Male: 50-51 kg.
Female: 36-50 kg.
Height
Male: 80 cm (min 65 cm).
25.5 inches (minimum).
Female: 70 cm (min 60 cm).
23.5 inches (minimum).
Colours, markings and patterns
Always white.
Ideally skin gray, but pink skin acceptable.
Komondor links we are happy to endorse
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Komondor – Breed standard
The below links are external
AKC, FCI, CKC
Komondor references and further reading
USA
The Komondor Club of America (KCA)
UK
The Komondor
Komondor Club of Great Britain
Please get in touch
If you are an animal photographer, an expert on Komondor dogs or a breeder, we would love to hear from you. We strive to have all the latest, most helpful and accurate information on our website, but nobody is perfect, so we do ask for your feedback if we can improve our website.
Please get in touch
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Breeders – We work with many great dog photographers such as Sally Anne Thompson, Robin Burkett and Paul Walker and we'd love to build our contact list of leading breeders. Who knows when you might get a call. Please email us your details.
