Size: a large breed, between 25-29 inches tall and weighing between 50-60 pounds.
Adaptability to your living environment: Afghan Hounds are adaptable to living in various environments but require ample space to move around. They are better suited for living in homes with yards than in apartments or small living spaces.
Allergies: not a hypoallergenic breed and may cause allergies
Friendliness towards family/known people: loyal and affectionate towards their families and known people
Behaviour towards strangers (guarding trait): they do not possess strong guarding instincts and are generally friendly towards strangers
Friendliness towards kids: can get along with children, but they may require training and socialization to do so. They are typically better suited for families with older, more mature children.
Hair/fur shedding: Afghan Hounds have long, silky coats that require regular grooming to prevent matting and tangling. They shed moderately, and weekly brushing is recommended.
Activity/energy level: Afghan Hounds have moderate energy levels and require at least 30 minutes of exercise per day. They enjoy long walks and may also enjoy running or playing in a fenced-in yard.
Life span: The average lifespan of an Afghan Hound is 12-14 years.
The difficulty level of training them: they can be independent and stubborn, which may make training more challenging. However, with consistent training and positive reinforcement techniques, they can learn basic obedience commands.
Behavioural history of the breed:  were originally bred for hunting and have a strong prey drive. They may be prone to chasing small animals, and training is necessary to prevent them from engaging in this behavior.
General health: Afghan Hounds are generally healthy and do not have any breed-specific diseases. However, they may be prone to hip dysplasia and eye problems, so regular veterinary check-ups are recommended.