It is important for me that the breed does not split (as in the case of the German Shepherd or the Border Collie) into a working and a looking line. Anatomy is just as important as temperament, because the two together ensure that the pumi can perform its function. Over the years, I have wanted to develop a type close to my heart that people would recognise, and I have done quite well.

During my journey with the breed I received most support from the Länger couple (Szürkebarát Kennel) and György Németh (Anghiházi Kennel). In 2014 I had the honour to be elected President of the International Pumi Association. I am still holding this position.

In Hungary, it is possible to take a judge's exam every 10 years. 10 years ago I did not have the opportunity to do so due to the young age of my two children. In 2021, however, nothing could stand in my way and I applied. After two years of hard study, I passed the written, oral and practical exams in 2023. My main teacher and examiner was Dr. Tamás Jakkel (current President of the FCI). Since then I have been judging the breed in Hungary at international and national (CAC, CACIB) and club shows. In January 2024, I successfully passed the judge's exam for the Komondor, Kuvasz, Mudi and Puli breeds. I hope I will have the opportunity to judge these hungarian pastoral breeds soon.