Afghan Hound Studs

  - indicates a dog that requires approval to be used as a stud.  When using these studs, you may have to wait up to 24-hours to breed your bitch.  Dogs open for public stud can be used for breeding right now.

Dog Name SOP Color Owner Stud Fee
GCH CH T2T*oneGlassofWine apalo I-Wht 100.0 White Willow Brooks Kennel II $50
GCH CH Moons Lashkargah 100.0 Red Brindle MoonKennels17 $25
GCH CH Tarot Restless Nights 100.0 White Tarot $25
GCH CH Tarot The Edge of Time 100.0 White XiZang $25
CH Tarot*Silver n BlackMac tdRoc 100.0 Black & Silver Willow Brooks Kennel III $100
CH Eishin de MurTzar*tICU-Rbrn I 100.0 Red Brindle Willow Brooks Ranch $50
CH Madigan`s Rock Me Amadeus 100.0 Blue & Cream XiZang $25
CH XiZang Black on Blue 100.0 Blue with Black Mask XiZang $25
CH XiZang Blu Gangsta 100.0 Blue with Black Mask XiZang $25
CH XiZang Silver Blue and Gold 100.0 Silver XiZang $25
CH 2xS Blueberry Float 100.0 Blue & Cream Double S Hounds $25
CH Tarot Desert Thunderbird 100.0 Red with Black Mask Double S Hounds $25
CH Moons Mihtarlam 100.0 Blue Brindle Domino MoonKennels17 $25
CH Solcintra2 Bost 100.0 Black Solcintra II $25
CH Tarot Lonesome Crow 100.0 Black Tarot $25
CH Tarot Don`t Stop at the Top 100.0 Red with Black Mask Tarot $25
CH Tarot Always Somewhere 100.0 Cream Brindle Domino Tarot $25
CH Tarot Tin Soldier 100.0 Silver Tarot $25
CH Tarot Call of the Wild 100.0 Red Brindle Tarot $25
CH Tarot We`ll Burn the Sky 100.0 Red Brindle Domino Tarot $25
CH R1R*Ritsu atkUCD I-wht 100.0 White Willow Brooks Kennel II $25
CH Tarot Raised on Rock 100.0 Black & Tan Tarot $25
CH Tarot Love On The Run 100.0 Black & Brindle Tarot $25
CH Tarot Crossfire 100.0 Red Tarot $25
CH Tarot Always Be With You 100.0 Cream Brindle Domino Tarot $25
CH Tarot Animal Magnetism 100.0 Silver Brindle Tarot $25
CH Tarot Kicks after Six 100.0 Cream with Black Mask Tarot $25
CH Tarot Beds Are Burning 100.0 Red Tarot $25
2xS Dream of Crickets 100.0 Blue Domino Double S Hounds $100
G3G *Gen pEoD-CD 100.0 Cream Domino Willow Brooks Ranch $50


Did you know?
Judges are generally certified to judge one or several breeds, usually in the same group, but a few "all-breed" judges have the training and experience to judge large numbers of breeds.