The Pumi is a vigorous and sturdy sheepdog and its Terrier nature makes the breed a successful ratter and hunting dog. They are aectionate with their master and have a cheerful disposition.

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In this video, we are counting down the top 10 facts about the Pumi that you might not know.

A Quick Overview:
Group: Herding Dogs
Weight: 22 to 29 pounds
Height: 15 to 19 inches tall at the shoulder
Life Expectancy: 12 to 13 years

The Pumi is lively, expressive, bold, a little suspicious of strangers, but never aggressive or overly shy, somewhat vocal, and always ready for action. They can be very protective of their own families. Early socialization is important.

Pumis are intelligent and bark easily, but are easy to train. With the intelligence of a herding dog and the alertness of a terrier, this breed needs to be kept busy, for example with herding, agility and obedience training, flyball, jogging, or playing fetch. Pumis are good with children and other animals, as long as they are trained from an early age. It retains a playful temperament into adulthood and this, together with its tufted ears, gives its Hungarian nickname, "the clown".

A wellsocialized Pumi with mental stimulation and physical activity should not have behavioral problems, but some natural behaviors that might become a problem if not managed properly include digging, barking, and a tendency to try to herd people. The Pumi was bred as a herding dog and it is still so used today, working close to and driving livestock with its rapid movement, barking, and the occasional nip. It has also acted as a guard dog barking at any strange person or animal. Consequently, it can be a vocal breed, and dogs that are not engaged in farm work should be discouraged from barking unnecessarily.

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