Origins and history of the breed's origins are very old and date back to 1000 BC, in the current Afghanistan. Like all hounds, the Afghan hound was chosen as hunting dog.
In Europe, this dog was introduced in the late 800, led, according to tradition, by soldiers returning from the Anglo-Afghan War.
The race, initially uneven among the specimens was then standardized as a ransom.
Appearance
medium to large dog, like all greyhounds slender, with long, silky hair and physical structure of light and classy. The skull is well proportioned and topped with a tuft of long hairs. The muzzle is long and pointed, with a black nose. The ideal height for males is 68 to 74 cm and for females from 63 to 69 cm.
The coat should follow the natural distribution, but they are often implemented actions of stripping on the back to highlight the saddle. Throughout the second half of the twentieth century, the selections were made in order to obtain a more long coat, in order to obtain a suggestive glance at the stroke of Tazi, as if the animal floated effortlessly. Exhibitions are allowed in all colors.
is a sturdy dog, which normally has no serious health problems and the incidence of hereditary diseases is very limited. Can live an average of 12-13 years.
Activities and temperament
Dog of rare nobility, with fiery temper and generous. Intelligent and curious, shows sensitivity and affection towards the measured his master. Full of unexpected vitality and joy.
has an aristocratic without being snooty, with attitudes ranging from extreme elegance clownish performance. It may be biting or so if it does not grow in environmentally sound, but never aggressive. It's a great friend of children. The old attitude
hunting can bring forth with sudden impulsive leaks, if not well supervised.
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