Characteristics

The prominent qualities that Afollies inherit determine their look, which may vary greatly. Their coats may range from short and sleek like the Collie to long and flowing like the Afghan Hound. Afollies frequently exude an air of refined royalty because to their many coat colors, which serve to emphasize the mixed heritage of the breed. Their exquisite build and expressive eyes further add to this air of royalty.

Afollies have a reputation for being rapid learners and thrive on mental challenges, because to the intellect they inherited from both the Afghan Hound and Collie lines. They benefit greatly from mental stimulation via puzzles, training, and interactive games, and their flexibility to different training activities and dog sports highlights the significance of this.

Because of their Collie ancestry, Afollies often display the characteristics of devotion and loyalty. By taking part in family activities and relishing in the intimacy of family members, they develop deep attachments to their human partners.

Afollies, descended from energetic breeds, are known to be high-energy dogs who love to run, play, and be outside. For the sake of their physical and mental well-being, it is essential that they exercise regularly so that they may burn off excess energy and avoid being bored.

Afollies have an innate sense of independence and curiosity that comes from their Afghan Hound ancestry, yet they still thrive when they are among other people and have meaningful conversations. Collie dogs are known to be sociable and outgoing, which may be influenced by their herding ancestry. They like spending time with both people and other dogs. If we want children to grow up with strong social abilities, we need to start socializing them early and keep at it.