Afghan Hound Dog Traits
The Afghan Hound dog breed originated
in Afghanistan in the 1600s. Afghan hound
is an ancient breed of long haired greyhound.
The Afghan Hound was initially bred to
hunt gazelles and wolves.
The Afghan Hound is also known as the
Tazi.
The Afghan Hound weighs 50-60 lbs and
is 25-29 inches tall. Female Afghan Hounds
are slightly smaller than their male counterparts.
The Afghan Hound has a long lean build
with pronounced hips, long nose, and long
ears.
The Afghan Hound is a hunter at heart
and it is often less likely to obey when
chasing animals. The Afghan Hound is independent
and sensitive, it can be reserved with
strangers. The Afghan Hound requires daily
exercise.
The Afghan Hound has a long silky coat
pointed muzzle. The Afghan Hound requires
regular brushing every few days.
The typical life span of an Afghan Hound
is 12-14 years.
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