What is an Irish wolf?

Irish wolf is a breed of a dog from the family of greyhounds known for its very large size. The breed is very old and records of the chase date back to the fourth century. His name comes from the fact that he was used to hunt wolves, not because it resembles a wolf. In addition to his skill of the hunting dog, he was also often used as a castle guard and was even taken to fight in the battle with the owner throughout history.

In diameter, the Irish wolf waswolf are the highest dog breed, some are comparable to small pony. They usually have about 32 to 34 inches (81 to 86 cm) and weigh around £ 120 (54 kg). If the Irish wolf was to stand on the hind legs, it would be higher than 7 feet (2.1 m). It has a very rough coat, which is usually white, black or gray, and under the coat is a very muscular body. Between its size and muscle mass is the Irish wolf is extremely strong and fast.

larger types of dogs such as Irish wolf wolf are not suitable pets for people who live in apartments or small houses. According toDog breeders is a large courtyard absolute necessity for the dog of its size. Since Wolfhound is SIGHTHAND, he likes to chase and persecute animals outside, which is needed by large property and the yard even more important.

Because most breeding stations are too small for an Irish wolf, they should not be kept in them if it is not necessary. Trying to put one in a compact car would probably also be difficult. In addition to space requirements, maintaining an Irish wolf is more expensive than maintaining a smaller dog. It needs more food and food that eats should be better than typical dog food.

If one has space and means keeping an Irish wolf wolf, it is generally considered a large pet. The breed temperament is very mild, and usually comes out with most people and even other animals, including cats. As long as he is trained early and since his size, most of the professionalIt recommends dogs, it is a very pleasant dog that easily monitors commands. With its size comes the lack of coordination, while it grows, so patience is recommended.

While the breed is unique and most of them consider it great for those who have a lot of land and space, the Irish wolf werewolf are more susceptible to disease than many other breeds. Bone cancer and hip dysplasia are common for the dog and its life expectancy is lower than most breeds. Under ideal conditions, the life expectancy of Irish Wolfhound is about six to eight years.