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Afghan Hound
Dog
Afghan Hound dog
The Afghan Hound is a lively and
active dog with a very individual personality. You will
find that some Afghan Hound dogs can be quite boisterous
where as others tend to be more reserved. The Afghan
Hound dogs are usually determined and quite independent.
The Afghan Hound dog is not a breed of dog that likes to be
left alone for long periods, and if neglected can become
bored and destructive. Some Afghan dogs have a tendency to
become withdrawn without proper socialization. You
should ensure that the Afghan Hound dogs is socialized
at an early age. The Afghan Hound dog is best suited to
those with some experience of dog ownership and
dog training. The Afghan Hound dogs stubborn streak can make
training quite a challenge. Housebreaking can also be a
challenge with this dog breed.
Owning an Afghan Hound dog can be challenging, as they can
be resistant and defensive. The Afghan Hound dogs can be
very fussy when it comes to their food. The Afghan Hound
dogs need plenty of attention to promote confidence and
reduce the risk of boredom. These cautious dogs can be
suspicious around strangers, and are often seen as
aloof. The Afghan Hound dogs will bark to raise an
alarm, and this makes them effective watch dogs. A well
socialized Afghan dog should get on okay with other dogs,
and will also get on well with older and more
considerate children. Care should be taken around
smaller animals, as this dog may chase them. The Afghan Hound
dogs does need a fair amount of exercise, and is
therefore not best suited to inactive families. Bear in
mind that this is a very fast and agile dog, and
therefore should always be in a safe, secure area when
not on a leash or he might run away before you can catch
him. High fences are essential, as the Afghan dog is a very
adept jumper
Its convex muzzle
gives it an appearance of a “Roman nose,” complemented
by delicate almond shaped eyes. Its legs are long and
straight. It has a silky coat, with its face and ears in
a deeper shade, and a curled tail. This majestic
appearance has given it the title “a king of dogs”. The
Afghan Hound dog is also considered to be one of the oldest
known breeds.
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