It is the Afghan Hound!

The average shoulder height is 61-74cm

The average weight is 20-27kg

The retro appearance and noble temperament have become synonymous with nobility. Abroad, It is the only dog ​​breed that can enter five-star hotels. It has also become the favorite of celebrities, models, and other fashion people, and is also the star of fashion magazines.

Why is the sale and breeding of such elegant, noble and beautiful dogs prohibited?

Banned in the world

Afghan dogs are among the top ten banned dogs in the world One of the 48 types of dogs listed as prohibited by the Ministry of Public Security, which shows how harmful this dog is.

In terms of character

The Afghan dog is independent, bold, independent, stubborn, naturally aloof, not easily tamed, and sometimes attacks its owner. The reason for raising.

Some people say that after several generations of domestication, the Afghan dog is no longer the hunting dog it was originally. It is smart, lively, active, and gentle to people, making it a more suitable breed for domestic breeding. They are only classified as large dogs due to their height at the shoulders and large body. People feel scared when they see large dogs, so they are banned.

When I see Afghan dogs, I think of people in Arab countries, wearing turbans and robes girl. I never thought that it would be a fierce dog, and it is forbidden to breed dogs. In fact, Afghan dogs have such a personality that if you want to keep one, you must tame it well from an early age. Reduce the occurrence of danger!

Grooming

As an aside, Afghan dogs are relatively expensive and cannot be afforded by ordinary people. There must also be enough time to comb the hair, at least once a day. With such long hair, it takes some time to comb it. In addition, a bath may cost more time and money than other dogs.

Other aspects include sufficient indoor space, good indoor ventilation, and air conditioning. In terms of food, large dogs eat more, etc., which all require a lot of expense.