If you are interested in an adult Komondor ask that your name be kept on file, by both the Club and breeders, until a dog is available. With patience, consistence and training, your new adult dog can become a fitting member of your household. Because the Komondor is a rare breed, your search may mean the only puppies available are on the opposite side of the country. Then again, you may get lucky and locate a kennel near you. The location of the breeder should not necessarily play a part in you decision over where to get a puppy.
Most Komondors are, quite successfully, shipped by air to their new homes .
If you cannot visit the kennel personally, ask for photos or videos of the sire and dam and puppies. You might ask for a pedigree and copies of the sire's and dam's OFA certificates. If the breeder sells his dogs with a contract, ask to see it in advance of getting your puppy. It is not unheard of to ask for references from the breeder, but don't be surprised if the breeder asks for your references, too. Now is the time to ask questions and get everything out in the open.