The Komondor Club of America can furnish you with a list of breeders, including information as to who has puppies or older dogs available. Breeders listed with the KCA have agreed to abide by the Club's Code of Ethics which specifies responsible practices to be followed by breeders to ensure the health of the puppies and the satisfaction of purchasers. Komondors are often available through the KCA Rescue Program. These are dogs which have been given up by previous owners for various reasons. Occasionally Komondors are offered for sale by pet stores, but the chances of getting a sound, healthy puppy from this source are not good.
Puppies are also sometimes available from breeders who supply working dogs.
Whatever the source of the puppy, the parents should have been X-rayed and certified clear of hip dysplasia, and every effort should be made to ensure that the puppy is healthy and has been well cared for. The Komondor should be large enough to command instant respect. Males usually weigh 100 pounds on up and bitches 80 pounds or more. These are good average sizes, but many dogs are bigger and some are smaller. There are a lot of breeds which are more massive, are taller, or heavier.