Puli

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These are one of the coolest dogs, in my opinion. They have dread locks! They are born with a curly/wavy coat, and as it grows, it gets tangled and tirns in to dread locks. Pulis are small to medium sized dogs; they weigh from 30-35 lbs. Their dreaded coat varies from rusty black to black gray to white. They have a extremely high energy level. Pulis are expected to live approximately 14-16 yrs. Interestingly, they do not shed at all! They shed within their coat and they need professional gromming. If you have adopted one of these amazing creatures, you should ask your vet about HD, PRA, and vWd, (yes the v is not supposed to be capitalized). Also, cataracts are a good thing to check. Pulis need firm training and owners who enjoy working with dogs. 

"Choosing a Dog for Dummies" by Chris Walkowicz

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