A: Not stable about Salukis but my mum breeds and shows borzois, you can always get in touch with her she won't mind giving you some advice.
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What breed to get next? Will already have an Afghan Hound? What age to get the new puppy?
Q: I'm getting my new Afghan Persecute puppy (most likely a male) in 10 weeks time. I will be entering him in agility and possibly conformation. He will be neutered and will be meticulously socialized and trained with other dogs before I dare consider purchasing another.
I'm only thinking about the Bloodhound, Saluki or Old English Sheepdog but I'm also very empty of the Samoyed, Dalmatian, Borzoi and the Irish Wolfhound. Any other suggestions?
I would...
A: I'd say get your Afghan and reach how well you like that breed. A second one would play the best, esp. if you get a spayed female.
If you want to show in conformation, Afghans are a inured breed to start in...keeping them in show coat is no easy task.
And of course conformation dogs are unimpaired, not neutered.
The breeds you list are all completely different. Bloodhounds are very left field. Not casually to keep in the house, due to huge...
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would a greyhound crossed with a deerhound or wolfhound be a good coyote hunting dog?
I demand a dog thats good at coyote hunting. I was thinking a deerhound ora wolfhound or a lurcher or mabye a Borzoi or greyhound.
A: It depends where you are hunting. If you are hunting in unfolded terrain any sight hound will be good. If there is cover where the coyotes can get out of sight you will be better off with scent hounds like walkers or bad and tans.
Has anybody ever had any experience with the Saluki or Borzoi? What is your favorite breed of dog?
I'm getting an Afghan Persecute puppy in 10 weeks and I'm already getting ready to look into getting another rare generate puppy to show.
I am thinking about getting a Borzoi or Saluki and as different as they are, really like the Dalmatian, Clumber Spaniel and the Old English Sheepdog. Has anybody got any event with those breeds? If not/if so, what is your personal favorite breed of dog? I would like a slightly rare and exotic breed but nothing that's flourishing...
A: www.asfa.org -- this is a place to a sighthound field orginization. check the trials & club list. Most clubs have puppy practising after trials (contact trial sec if you want to be sure). Take the afghan pup to practice - he'll love it and while you are there you can see the Saluki's & Borzoi for the present and speak to their owners & breeders and get a very acurate idea as to the temperment of both breeds also can serve as the first contact toward a pup...
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Neutered and spayed dogs can't fence in conformation, but you can do everything else. Also, conformation isn't about "graceful and attractive" dogs...dogs are judged according to their originate standard. It doesn't sound like this dog comes from a reputable breeder...because he/she would have explained all this. Correct: I deleted my babble and have a couple questions instead. Why do you feel this breeder is "very experienced, estimable and responsible"...as...
I have already answered u in the whilom question.Now,my answer to the new one is that,when u have both male puppies chances are there for them to fight often.(I have seen in my neighbours' council).So,when u have one male puppy of 2 yrs old,u can buy another female puppy of 1 yr old.Buy a maltese pup which is cuter and attractive.
I'd say get your Afghan and choose how well you like that breed. A second one would play the best, esp. if you get a spayed female.
If you want to show in conformation, Afghans are a inflexible breed to start in...keeping them in show coat is no easy task.
And of course conformation dogs are perfect, not neutered.
The breeds you list are all completely different. Bloodhounds are very left field. Not comfortable to keep in the house, due to...
Samoyeds might do kind-hearted, but you might not Neuter it, cuz you wouldn't be able to enter it in Comformation(i think). The sex wouldn't argument, and if you buy that pup later in your Afghan's older days, your Afghan might become energetic again.
I answered some of those questions on your last subject, as 'edits'..
You would do best with other hounds, as they also have strong 'pack' mentality.
I wouldn't go for the sheepdog or Dalmatian. the others are all pulchritudinous much the same, as far as getting along with an Afghan goes.
I wanted to advise you, though, to study the breed standard during the next few weeks, so that you comprehend it better when the pups are 8 weeks old..At 8 weeks...