The Pumi It is a herding dog size medium of the Terrier group, originally from Hungary.
The Pumi has been used as a "farm dog" in general, in grazing sheep not only, but also cows and pigs, and
The Pumi It is a herding dog size medium of the Terrier group, originally from Hungary.
The Pumi has been used as a "farm dog" in general, in grazing sheep not only, but also cows and pigs, and also for catching small rodents. Originated from the 17TH and 18th century, When the grazing done by dogs Terrier, brought to Hungary from Germany and France, It was somewhat common. These Terrier-type dogs, Hungary indigenous pastors were mixing with dogs, and the result of such crossing gave rise to the sympathetic current Pumi, It is a dog of Terrier blood but with the heart of dog. He was raised as a working dog, an autonomous and free animal.
The breed was developed until the of 1970, and within their ancestors or, in the crosses which gave rise to the Pumi, also participated other Hungarian dogs such as the Puli and Mudi.
The Pumi received recognition Federation Cynologique Internationale in the year 1966. The race was very unknown outside Hungary until the year 1970. In 1973, the first Pumi were exported to Finland, and in 1985 to Sweden. Later, they were also exported to Germany, Holland, Italy, and in the Decade of 1990 to United States. In 2004 the Pumi was accepted by the American Kennel Club, the registry was created and founded the American Club of the Hungarian Pumi. The 1 in January of 2011, The Pumi was accepted into the group "Miscellaneous Class" of the AKC. Group which 