Komondor

Yes, Komondors shed, but not like other breeds. This makes them a better choice for people with mild allergies, as they could lose entire 'cords' of hair instead of small amounts of fur. However, they're not considered hypoallergenic.

Komondors can be very affectionate with their families, but they may not be too friendly with kids or other dogs unless they have been socialized at a young age. Given their size and strength, supervision is recommended when they are around young kids.

Komondors are generally low-energy but still require daily exercise to stay healthy and prevent boredom. They should be walked daily and have access to a secure yard for play to prevent boredom and keep them fit.

Komondors are large and energetic dogs that are not suitable for apartment living. But they do well in large yards where they can roam freely and have space to guard.

Hip dysplasia, bloat (gastric dilatation volvulus) and some eye problems, such as entropion or cataracts are common health problems. Keeping them healthy is important, and that means regular veterinary checkups and vaccinations.