AFGHAN HOUND
COAT
The Afghan’s hindquarters, flanks, ribs, forequarters, and legs well covered with thick, silky hair, very fine in texture; ears and all four feet well feathered. From in front of the shoulders; and also backwards from the shoulders along the saddle from the flanks and the ribs upwards, the hair is short and close, forming a smooth back in mature dogs. This is a traditional characteristic of the Afghan Hound
CHARACTER
The Afghan possesses an independent spirit. It is aloof and dignified, yet goofy and happy
RECOMMENDED CINDRA PRODUCTS:
| Problem | Solution |
| Dry, damaged Coat |
Our version of a hot oil treatment: Wet dog with warm water, apply Moisture Plus liberally. Wrap in hot towel for 15-20 minutes. Shampoo with Moisturizing Shampoo and rinse. |
| Detangling/Dematting | Apply full strength Moisture Plus liberally to the mat. Wait 15 minutes. Pull mat gently apart with fingers or comb. |
| Greasy Coat | Use Cleansing Shampoo instead of Moisturizing Shampoo. |
| Coat lacks body | Use Texturizing Shampoo instead of Moisturizing Shampoo |
| Flyaway Hair | Make an anti-static spray with 2 Tablespoons Moisture Plus in 1-pint water. |
| Thin leg furnishings/feathers |
Spray diluted Texturizing Mist into a damp coat and fluff dry with a blow dryer. |