Mary Allen
#10 “A sheep at home, a lion on the hunt” – this quote from the breed club for Irish Wolfhounds says a lot about the impressive dog breed.
The powerful sight hunter cannot deny his talent. That's why consistent upbringing is very important right from the start - all the more so when there are children living in the family.
#11 Because the Irish wolfhound is not always aware of its size and strength, especially in the boorish months up to around its second birthday.
However, if the basis of the first few months is right, you can rely on lifelong loyalty. The Irish don't need more exercise than other dogs, but love to go for a walk in all weathers.
#12 A sufficient range of motion at home is absolutely necessary due to its size.
A fenced yard is recommended. Take an inexplicable drop in performance seriously: His stoic calm does not reveal a battered condition at first glance.