Background:
The Polish Lowland Sheepdog, also known as the Polski Owczrek Nizinny (PON), is the newest breed to be admitted to the miscellaneous class of the AKC. Bred originally as a herding dog, this breed has now become more of a companion dog. Covered by a thick, shaggy coat, this dog is a well balanced working dog first, and foremost.
Personality:
A tranquil breed, this dog adapts well to living with children. Its abundant coat needs regular care for its upkeep and it requires some exercise on a regular basis.
Physical Appearance:
| Height | 17" - 20" |
| Weight | 55 - 70 lbs |
| Coat | Long, dense, shaggy outer coat with a soft undercoat |
| Color | Any color |
| Head | A slightly domed head with strong jaws |
| Ears | Heart shaped, dropped |
| Eyes | Brown or hazel |
| Body | Deep chested with a level topline and a tucked up belly |
| Tail | Short, docked if necessary |
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