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Afghan Hound

“Silk coat. Desert speed. Royal bearing.”

An elegant, flowing-coated sight hound — aloof, fast, and unmistakably regal.

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Size

Large

Weight

55–60 lb

Lifespan

12–14 years

Energy

High

Grooming

High

At a Glance

Quick Stats

Group

Hound

Size

Large

Height (M/F)

27 in / 25 in

Weight (M/F)

55–60 lb / 50–55 lb

Lifespan

12–14 years

Exercise Needs

High

EnergyHigh
TrainabilityAdvanced
GroomingHigh
SheddingLow
ExperienceAdvanced

The Breed

Overview

An ancient sighthound from the mountains of Afghanistan, the Afghan Hound combined speed and agility with a long, protective coat. Its regal bearing and flowing coat made it a fashion icon — but underneath is a serious athlete.

Origin

Afghanistan

Original Purpose

Coursing game in mountainous terrain

Temperament

Aloof, independent, elegant, fast

Best Known For

An elegant, flowing-coated sight hound — aloof, fast, and unmistakably regal.

Character

Temperament

Afghans are typically aloof, independent, and elegant. They are sight hounds with a strong chase drive and a cat-like independence. With family they can be affectionate but never clingy.

Affection & Family

Devoted but aloof; bonds with family on their terms.

Independence

Aloof, independent, elegant, fast

Social Behavior

Usually good with other dogs.

Protective Instincts

Aloof, independent, elegant, fast

With Children

Typically okay with gentle children; not tolerant of rough handling.

With Other Dogs

Usually good with other dogs.

Movement

Energy & Exercise

Needs an hour-plus of daily exercise with safe sprinting opportunities. Off-leash is unsafe due to prey drive.

Recommended Activities

RunningHikingTrail walksLong walksAgilityAdventure days

Partnership

Training

Smart but independent and sensitive; need patient, gentle, consistent handling. They do not respond to force.

Trainability

Advanced

Experience Level

Advanced

Coat Care

Grooming

A long, silky coat that needs frequent brushing and bathing — high maintenance. Many owners use a professional groomer.

Grooming Needs

High

Shedding

Low

Wellness

Health

Watch for eye conditions and sensitivity to anesthesia. This guide is for general educational purposes and is not a substitute for veterinary advice.

Every dog is an individual. This guide is general and educational — not a diagnosis or guarantee. Always consult a veterinarian for breed-specific or personal health concerns.

Heritage

History

Bred to course game in rugged terrain, the Afghan's speed and agility still suit lure coursing, while its elegance makes a striking companion.

Origin

Afghanistan

Original Purpose

Coursing game in mountainous terrain

Lifestyle Fit

Best For

HIGH ENERGY
ACTIVE OWNERS
EXPERIENCED OWNERS
RUNNERS
HIGH GROOMING

Apartment Suitability

Possible with serious daily exercise and grooming commitment.

Yard Requirements

A fenced sprint area is strongly recommended.

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1 WagLine dog of this breed.

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Buck

Afghan Hound · 4 yrs

San Antonio, TX

Elegant, a little aloof, and fully aware of it. Buck moves through life like he's got somewhere important to be.

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Popular Activities

Most popular with Afghan Hounds on WagLine.

01Running
02Hiking
03Trail walks
04Long walks
05Agility
06Adventure days

Based on structured breed recommendations for now — these will reflect real WagLine activity as the community grows.

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