Mudi
[ˈmud.i]Meaning
a breed of dog originating from Hungary, known for its herding abilities
Background Story
The Mudi is a Hungarian herding dog that is both versatile and intelligent. They are known for their agility and ability to work with livestock. The breed has historical roots in Hungary, where they were utilized for herding sheep, cattle, and swine. Mudis are often recognized by their distinctive curly coat and come in various colors.
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