We were watching the Eukanuba dog show last night and one of the announcers described Afghan Hounds as 'aloof, they look at you as if to say, "I'd bite you but I don't want to get my mouth dirty".' Okay, I have seen some show dogs that did, with just a look, make me feel like an inferior species. But aloof is just part of the story...at home afghans are funny, charming, and downright doofy. Our afghans look at you as if to say, "Don't take my picture NOW, I'm having a bad hair day!"
Or perhaps, "What? What? Do I have something in my teeth? Is my ear inside out? What?!!"
Or perhaps, "Where are you, anyway? Are you over there? Are you?"
We were watching the Eukanuba dog show last night and one of the announcers described Afghan Hounds as 'aloof, they look at you as if to say, "I'd bite you but I don't want to get my mouth dirty".' Okay, I have seen some show dogs that did, with just a look, make me feel like an inferior species. But aloof is just part of the story...at home afghans are funny, charming, and downright doofy. Our afghans look at you as if to say, "Don't take my picture NOW, I'm having a bad hair day!"
Or perhaps, "What? What? Do I have something in my teeth? Is my ear inside out? What?!!"
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