Which breed is known for its corded “dreadlock” coat and originates from Hungary?

The story behind the answer

Puli is correct: this Hungarian herding breed is famous for its naturally forming corded coat that looks like tight “dreadlocks.” The cords protect the dog from harsh weather and nips from livestock while working in the fields, and they’re surprisingly water-resistant—like a built-in raincoat.

To remember: “Puli = Pulli-ng cords from Hungary.” The Puli’s cousin, the Komondor, also cords but is much larger and white. Don’t confuse it with the Bergamasco (Italian, with flatter felt-like mats), the Mudi (also Hungarian but with a wavy/curly, not corded, coat), or the Otterhound (a British scent hound with a rough, shaggy coat for water work).