HUNTING FOR A WIN

The video discusses the Afghan hound, a breed used for hunting as early as 4000 BC. It explores their use in racing, particularly in Australia, where they chase mechanical hares like greyhounds. Despite sometimes forgetting their hunting instincts, Afghan hounds can learn to race effectively. A well-trained Afghan hound can reach speeds of up to 40 miles per hour, especially after grooming.

In what era were Afghan hounds used as hunting dogs?

• 2000 BC

• 4000 BC

• 1000 AD

• 500 AD

What was the purpose of holding races for Afghan hounds in Australia?

• To test their speed against greyhounds

• To see if they could chase mechanical hares

• To train them for hunting

• To showcase their beauty

What is a notable characteristic of Afghan hounds when racing?

• They always follow the track

• They often take shortcuts

• They never catch the hare

• They are slower than greyhounds

What is the top speed an Afghan hound can reach?

• 45 miles per hour

• 40 miles per hour

• 35 miles per hour

• 30 miles per hour

How does a haircut affect an Afghan hound's speed?

• It has no effect

• It makes them more agile

• It makes them slower

• It makes them faster