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The Afador is a medium-sized to large cross between the Afghan hound and the Labrador retriever. This dog reaches up to 74 centimetres in height and weighs between 23 and 35 kilograms as an adult. The Afador is a wonderful family dog with an inbuilt instinct to bark at strangers in its territory, but it does need the good training of someone with experience. An energetic dog, the Afador needs plenty of space to run and play. It would be best suited to a house with a safe enclosed yard, or an owner who can take it to play in the park regularly.
Temperament
Affectionate, silly, loyal
Breed Fast Facts
50 - 75 lbs
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10 to 12 years
New Hampshire’s colonial history is closely entwined with dogs, especially the working sled dogs bred here in the early 20th century. The modern Granite State is still home to sled dogs as well as pampered pet canines who love spending time in the dog parks and visiting the dozens of trails, rivers, lakes and woods of the White Mountains National Forest. Pups who love to get wet and wild at the beach have a couple of great options, too: Foss Beach, Seabrook Beach and Great Island Common offer plenty of natural space and fresh air for doggies to run and play during the off-season and outside of peak visitor hours.
The New Hampshire state dog is the Chinook, which is the only breed native to this state.
The most popular dog breed for pet owners in New Hampshire is the Labrador Retriever.
A Golden Retriever named Ollie served as Bat Dog for the New Hampshire Fisher Cats baseball team from 2008 to 2016.