Afghan Beagle, also known as Afghan Dog, Afghan, Baluch Hound, Kabul Dog. It is one of the oldest dog breeds! The Afghan Beagle has smooth, thin and thick hair, and a curly tail raised high. These two characteristics have become its unique mark! Because it lives all year round In the extremely cold special environment, we have these unique appearance features!

In the 19th century, people in Western countries discovered the Afghan Beagle in Afghanistan. They were first introduced to Britain in the late 19th century. The Afghan Beagle was originally used to track hounds. It can track prey through its eyesight. It can also closely follow the hunter on horseback. Sometimes it even leaves the horse far behind, so they generally hunt "on their own". No hunter's command is required. In this way, their ability to think independently can be well trained, and thus they have become a model!

1. Morphological characteristics of the Afghan Beagle

From the appearance point of view, the Afghan Beagle is very noble, with an awe-inspiring air and no mediocre performance. Its front part is straight, its head is raised high, and its eyes are staring ahead, as if it has fallen into the quagmire of memories. Its unique temperament has the characteristics of oriental exotic customs, with extremely rich facial expressions, long and slippery topknot, strange shape, and wide and large feet. The Afghan Beagle can be called the king of dogs and has always been loved by people!

The head of the Afghan Beagle is of medium size, and the structure of the head and face are very coordinated. Its nose bridge is slightly raised, its mandible is very powerful, its mouth is a pincer-like bite, and its teeth are evenly aligned up and down. This mouth shape is very rare for a breed like this. Its ears are very long, located at the same level as the outer corners of its eyes, and the auricles are also covered with long, soft hair. The Afghan Beagle has almond-shaped eyes and a dark, black nose.

Its neck is slightly longer and very strong, and its shoulder blades are long and tilted backward! The position of its tail root is not high, it is ring-shaped and the tail is curved!

The Afghan Beagle has muscular forelimbs with elbows close to the body. The front feet have large claws and arched toes, and the feet are also covered with thick hair. Its foot pads are strong enough to support it on the ground. The hind feet are strong and muscular, and the croup and hocks are set slightly apart.

2. The IQ of the Afghan Beagle

The Afghan Beagle ranks 78th in the dog IQ ranking. It is aloof and reserved by nature, and is a noble dog. This kind of dog is not very aware of training. Generally, the owner needs to repeat an action repeatedly before the dog can gradually get used to it. Therefore, owners should have enough patience and persistence when training. Many people think that its IQ ranking is too low and it looks a bit stupid. In fact, this reflects its aloof and reserved character!

3. Price of Afghan Beagle

The Afghan Hound has a noble and elegant appearance, and its price is naturally not low. The price of this kind of dog is generally around 5,000 yuan. If it is a competition-level dog, the price is tens of thousands! Many people are particularly attracted to it. Because of its beautiful posture and noble temperament, many people are willing to buy it. In fact, many breeders don’t care how much the dog is worth, but it depends on whether they are speculative with the pet. Therefore, owners will not care too much about the price of the Afghan Beagle! After all, everyone has different appreciation attitudes. , the foothold is naturally different.

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