What is the personality of the Afghan dog? The elegant and lively Afghan dog is strong, independent, and gentle to people, but sometimes it can be neurotic. Now that the breed has been improved, in addition to maintaining its original liveliness, training and raising are much more docile and easier than before. They like to live in comfortable modern homes.

1. Independent personality

I am relatively independent and have my own opinions. Afghan hounds have a docile personality, don't bite, can understand people's speech, and will help you pass things. However, if you want them to play a game of throwing the ball out and biting it back with you, it depends on whether they are in a good mood or not. So if you want to play with them, you have to put more thought into preparing the food they like to eat.

　2. Not able to please others

The Afghan Hound has an aloof and aloof temperament and does not like to please others. If a stranger wants to touch it, it will stay away if it doesn't want to, but it will not attack you. They belong to that kind of aloof dog breed, and in China, they are also known as imperial dogs.

　3. Strong endurance

Afghanistan has strong endurance, amazing agility and strong physique in any harsh environment. They are strong, independent, gentle and obedient to their owners, but they are not so friendly to strangers.

4. Don’t like to bark

A well-educated Afghan Hound will not bark randomly in daily life, and the Afghan Hound is a dog breed with relatively little body odor.

　5. Strong hunting ability

The Afghan Hound is a hunting dog used to hunt large prey such as antelopes, wolves, snow leopards, etc. It can be said to be very powerful. They often follow their owners on horseback to hunt, but they often run ahead of their owners, so they almost complete the hunt on their own and then bring the prey back to their owners.