Assertion: afghan hound | /r/HasProperty | independent
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: truly
type: OTHER
value: typically
type: DEGREE
value: in nature
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: True to its origins as a hunter bred to think on its feet, the Afghan hound is strong-willed and independent, aloof and self-confident.
text: The Afghan Hound is an independent thinker, making him a challenge to train.
text: They are stubborn and independent, and like a true aristocrat, don't like being told what to do.
text: They are very independent dogs, and can take off in search of their own adventure (and not return) if allowed to roam.
text: The Afghan is an independent thinker.
text: Because the Afghan was developed to hunt on its own they are independent thinkers.
text: They are very independent dogs.
text: Afghan hounds are independent thinkers and generally don't care if their actions please you or not.
text: The afghan hound is considered somewhat of an independent dog.
text: The Afghan Hound is typically a one master dog and independent in nature.
text: True to its origins as a hunter bred to think on its feet, the Afghan hound is strong-willed and independent, aloof and self-confident.
text: The Afghan Hound is independent and stubborn.
text: True to its origins as a hunter bred to think on its feet, the Afghan hound is strong-willed and independent, aloof and self-confident.
text: The Afghan Hound is strong, independent, and intelligent.
text: True to their origins as a hunter bred to think on their feet, the Afghan hound is strong-willed, independent, aloof and self-confident.
text: True to its origins as a hunter bred to think on its feet, the Afghan hound is strong-willed and independent, aloof and self-confident.
text: The Afghan Hound are very independent and this makes training these really challenging.
text: The Afghan Hound is independent, making training somewhat of a challenge.
text: They can be rather independent however, which makes it difficult to train.
text: True to its origins as a hunter bred to think on its feet, the Afghan hound is strong-willed and independent, aloof and self-confident.
text: They are noble, and independent, but otherwise loving.
text: The Afghan Hound is an independent thinker, but he is trainable with the use of positive reinforcement techniques, particularly with food rewards.
text: An Afghan Hound is an independent thinker and so it’s not always easy to train him.
text: Truly, the Afghan Hound is an independent thinker, who will often do what he thinks is right, not you.
text: The Afghan is very independent and reserved, almost haughty around strangers; however, around their family, they cut up and act jolly.
text: They are independent but can also be goofy and entertaining.