Assertion: afghan hound | /r/HasProperty | sighthound
Facets:
value: in a home environment
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: The Afghan Hound is one of the many breeds of dogs that belong to the Hound Dog Group (AKC:1926) and is a Sighthound.
text: An extremely fast and agile runner, the Afghan is a sighthound, which means the breed hunts by sight.
text: It is never a good idea to let an Afghan off their leads in the park or when out on a walk in the countryside because being sight hounds that boast a very high prey drive, they will take off after anything they spot whether close by or in the distance, ignoring the "recall" command altogether.
text: They are Sighthounds.
text: The Afghan Hound is a Sighthound, one of the hunting dog breeds, built for speed and agility with excellent eyesight to track small and large game, especially hare, foxes, wolves, wild boar, snow leopards and gazelle.
text: The Afghan Hound is a sighthound breed.
text: The Afghan Hound is a sighthound and one of the oldest breeds in history, dating back to Ancient Egypt where drawings of these beautiful dogs were found.
text: Perhaps not many people know that the Afghan Hound were used as hunters and shepherds, because they are sighthound, which means that they do not use so much the nose and the scents but rather hunt by sight.
text: They are sighthounds, which means they use their eyes more than their nose when they hunt –
text: As previously mentioned, the Afghan is a sighthound and one that boasts an incredibly high prey drive.
text: The Afghan is a sighthound breed.
text: Afghans are sighthounds, and that means they like to run.
text: Afghans are sight hounds and even in a home environment they will chase anything that moves if they get the chance ignoring the "recall" command when they do.
text: Afghans are sight hounds, and excel on lure courses, where dogs chase a plastic, mechanical lure around a track, across a field, or through and obstacle course.