If you’ve ever watched a dog show, you may have noticed a few breeds out there with corded coats. The Komondor is one of them. The dense, corded coat is a main characteristic of the breed. As a puppy, the Komondor has a soft, curly coat. As the dog grows, the cords start to form but may be hidden in the fluffy, uncorded hair. The adult Komondor has a double coat — a softer, wooly undercoat and a wiry outer coat. The outer coat cords naturally by the age of two; the length of the cords is indicative of the … Continue reading →