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Afghan Shepherd

Afghan Shepherd
Size
Large
Temperament
70%
Shedding
40%
Drooling
70%

About Afghan Shepherd

Life Span
Getting a puppy home
Popularity
70%
Availability
60%

Introduction

Afghan Shepherd breed has an exceptionally rich genetic stock and the canines adjust well to changing conditions. It likewise implies that quality articulation can shift incredibly froom one dog to another of the same breed. It is a working canine breed that follows te nomads, safeguarding convoys and flocks of sheep, goats, camels and other animals from wolves, large felines and thiefs.

Afghan Shepherd

History

The Kuchis, accepted to be a crude breed, have been raised by the Afghan Nomads for a very long time. As canines with exceptional capacity to adjust to their local climate, the Sage Kuchi could go with the travelers without food and asylum, as well as safeguard their domesticated animals on various terrains like mountain ranges, level fields, or in deserts. These intrepid canines were sufficiently vigorous to challenge hunters like mountain lions, wolves, and bears.

General Appearance

The state of the head of an afghan shepherd canine can shift from a wedge-type head to a block type or a bear-type skull, the last one being related primarily with the canines of the mountain assortment. Their tails are typically docked by around 33% of their length and as a rule point straight up or at a slight angle. Customarily, their ears are trimmed, nearly to the extreme base.

The afghan shepherd canines are tall canines, with a straight backline, which commonly shapes a square profile with the front and rear legs. The neck is generally long and thick, with a lot of overabundance skin dangling from the base of the jaw to the chest. The head is horizontal, or at a slight descending angle, with eyes looking directly ahead.

Their body is regularly covered with dim spots that don’t show through the coat. These spots can likewise cover within the mouth, the scaffold of the nose and the mid-region. The shade of the coat comes in numerous assortments. So is the length or structure of the hair. Frequently, a segment of longer, more wiry hair covers the whole length of the backline, while the area around the neck is loaded with thick and elusive underwool, just as hair that is marginally longer than over the remainder of the body.

Afghan Shepherd

Pros

Afghan shepherds make for fantastic watchdogs as they have an abundance of guard dog abilities and skills, The breed is a very affectionate one and is very loyal to their family members. They are very intelligent and can easily adapt to varied climates. They blessed with excellent health,

Cons

This breed is a rather agressive one and can be dangerous to strangers. In order to learn to be around other humans and animals, they require a lot of sozialisation. Because this breed is an independent breed and decisive and in nature, it usually very difficult to train them. They also require excessive amount of physical excercise. This breed is not suitable for an apartment life as they require a lot od space. This breed is rather difficult to obtain.
Afghan Shepherd

Breeding

The gestation period in an Afghan Shepherd lasts for 60-64 days

The primary period of the reproductive cycle of the femaale Afghan Shepherd is called Proestrus and goes on for around 9 days. During this time the females begin to draw in males. The subsequent part is the Estrus when the bitch is receptive to the male. It goes on for around 3 to 11 days. The third part is the Diestrus. Usually, it happens around day 14. In this period the bitch’s discharge changes for distinctive red and reaching its end. The vulva gets back to average, and she will no longer allow mating. The fourth part called the Anestrus. The time span between heat periods ordinarily keeps going around a half year. The litter size ranges between 6 to 8 puppies at a time

Grooming

Training

Nutrition

This breed requires high quality dry food, around 7 to 8 cups, divided into two meals a day.

Exercise

Afghan Shepherds are an overly energetic breed and need to be given at least three hours of exercise per day. They need to be able to run around, so off lead walks are essential! As well as their daily walks, they need a lot of mental stimulation through games and activities.

Health

Overall this is a healthy breed, but just to beb absolutely sure there are some things you should check out with your vet such as- Hypothyroidism, Pannus, Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA), Cataracts, Glaucoma and Demodicosis

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