There is no 'Greyhound family', but the Afghan is occasionally known as the Eastern/Persian Greyhound. Afghans are members of the sighthound sub-group, which also includes Greyhounds.
No, a Persian greyhound is not the same as an Afghan hound. The Persian greyhound is another name for the Saluki, a breed of dog with origins in the Middle East, while the Afghan hound is a separate breed known for its long, flowing coat and elegant appearance.
Greyhounds are the fastest dog breed so they are faster than Afghan Hounds.
The Afghan Hound is the breed also known as the Persian greyhound. Zeppo Marx is believed to have been the first to bring this breed to the US.
the sighthounds
Some dogs with long noses include the Dachshund, the German Shepherd, the Afghan Hound, the Greyhound, and the Collie.
Depends what part
2 to 3 becase life is hard there
Afghan food can be really spicy, or not spicy at all. Every family/individual adds their own "secret ingredient." I'm afghan and the afghan food I make is really spicy because that is what i like. :)
The Barakzai family, who founded the Emirate and (later) Kingdom of Afghanistan were Pashtuns. The Emirate was founded in 1826. Long prior to this, in the 18th century the Hotaki family founded an Afghan Empire and this family was also Pashtun.
Yes. Fundamentalist and traditionalist groups were the two primary groups of people who joined in the Afghan Mujahideen.
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She is an Afghan. Just google "Mezhgan Hussainy afghan" and you will see that I am telling you the truth! She was born in Afghanistan in an upper class family, but due to the wars in her native country she needed to leave to USA.