komondor
The komondor is a large Hungarian guardian dog known for its distinctive white corded coat, which forms long, rope-like cords that cover the body. It originated in Hungary and was developed to protect livestock from wolves and other predators. The breed is recognized by major kennel clubs, including the FCI and the AKC.
Appearance: Males typically stand 27-32 inches (68-82 cm) at the withers and weigh 80-125 pounds (36-57 kg),
Temperament and behavior: Komondors are calm and confident guardian dogs. They are deeply loyal to their families
Care and health: The corded coat requires specialized care to prevent matting and skin problems; cords must
In modern times, komondors are kept as working livestock guardians in rural settings and as impressive guard