In modern times, the Afghan Hound has become synonymous with “nobility” due to its stylish and retro appearance and noble temperament. Abroad, the Afghan Hound is the only dog ​​breed that can enter five-star hotels. This dog breed has also become the favorite of celebrities, models, high-end clubs, fashion magazines, etc. So why is it forbidden to sell and raise Afghan dogs in China, no matter how rich you are!

Why is the Afghan hound banned?

The Afghan hound is a very special breed. Fierce animals sometimes attack their owners, so Afghan hounds are banned. However, generally speaking, Afghan hounds are worth breeding. They have a stable personality and are extremely ferocious. They are a very good breed.

The aloof nature of the Afghan hound is quite famous in the world. With the improvement of the market status of the Afghan hound, many people have gradually begun to understand the Afghan hound, but they have always been puzzled. Why is it banned? Why do ordinary people rarely raise Afghan hounds and choose other dog breeds? Of course, it has something to do with the natural character of Afghan hounds. Afghan hounds are naturally savage and are very similar to Tibetan Mastiffs native to Tibet. Generally, even their owners may not recognize them when they get angry. Afghan hounds often hurt people, so Afghan hounds are banned. stand up.

If you have to raise an Afghan hound yourself, of course you must master the method. Some people who have raised Afghan hounds say that they have a very violent personality and are easy to hurt people, but various exchange forums say There are many differences in the situation. The Afghan Hound has a calm personality, is not easily angry, and is not picky about food. It is known as a very easy to raise dog breed. Various opinions have cast a veil of mystery on the Afghan Hound.

Many places are now opposed to raising Afghan hounds, and according to many people, raising Afghan hounds is illegal. Many places will report anyone who sees Afghan hounds being raised. The noble appearance, temperament, and body shape of the Afghan Hound have attracted many dog ​​lovers to buy it. Some even take the risk to own a purebred Afghan Hound, regardless of the price. As for why Afghan hounds are banned, many people have no doubts. However, looking at the ban on Afghan hounds by the country and some relevant agencies, there are actually reasons.