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Puli
A compact, lively and intelligent Hungarian herding dog that is active, responsive and devoted to its family.
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Score overview
| Characteristic | Level | Score |
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| 3/5 | ||
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| 2/5 |
Health 3/5 The Puli has a moderate overall health profile. Conditions to monitor include hip dysplasia, patellar luxation, inherited eye disease and degenerative myelopathy. Recommended preventive care includes orthopaedic and eye screening and available DNA testing for degenerative myelopathy, alongside regular veterinary care and healthy weight management. Advantages Things to consider
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- Individual animals can differ from general breed tendencies.
- Health, upbringing and environment also influence day-to-day needs.
Lifestyle compatibility
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