"Dear Mom,

Below you will find some lines describing your adventure's story with the Mudis such as I perceived it.

Following an article you read in the press, you were intrigued by this canine race which comes straight from East Europe. Obviously, because you’re curious, you went to one of this race’s meetings during the World Dog Show in Brussels in 1994. Over there you discussed and appeased your curiosity by engaging the conversation with a Danish owner of these adorable hairy balls. You fell in love at the first sight! Of course you didn’t want to remain about it there.

By the intermediary of a Hungarian friend, Mr Csaba, you got a pup which wasn’t easy to find. Csaba had to visit much breedings in order to select a pup corresponding to your expectations. But 6 months later, he held the rare pearl.
Our new family member was called Kövári Bajanduri Kócos. He had a dynamic and joyful life. Unfortunately he left us too early because of a car accident.

However, well decided to promote the Mudi, Cisca, a beautiful white bitch, joined us. Untill now, she gave us 2 splendid litters. Moreover some of her pups still are part of our family. Currently Babou, a pup of Cisca, takes the torch over.

We may not forget to talk about Blitz, "the male of our house"! Always in love, faithful and attentive to his mistress. On the other hand, Cisca, prefers to let herself cuddle unceasingly. And Babou never misses an occasion to put her trick and prank ahead!

Thanks to a very good training, tons of love, much of time and patience, you managed to make these dogs unique beings. All the pups leaving home are socialized, attentive, curious to discovered new things each day. Your greatest satisfaction is to make them and their masters happy, isn’t it?
I am sure thanks to your restless work this race will have the deserved rise and fame in Belgium and beyond.

Your daughter,
Fanny."

Here thus some remarks on our life with the Mudis written by my daughter whom I'd also like to thank.

I’d also like to make a point of cordially thanking some people who helped me to better understand the temperament of this Hungarian shepherd.
First of all, Mr Csaba who brought my first mudi to Belgium and who permitted me to live magic moments with this race.

I also thank my friends in the Netherlands: Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb - Koppelmans from the breeding "van Breughels Dreven", stockbreeders of the 5 races of Hungarian shepherds.

Finally, I'd wish to thank my french friend, Mr. Maxime Boidin, who's also a mudis' breeder, from the breeding «du Clos Saint-Joseph»

Before closing, I'd like to add one more thing: only solidarity and honesty between international breeders may seriously guarantee this canine race's promotion!