Irish Wolfhound – Sauai Agalelei

Anyone who sees an adult Irish Wolfhound walking towards you may well be surprised at a shoulder height of at least 79 centimeters – but there is no need to be afraid. Because, although these dogs were already used for hunting in ancient Ireland, and later even for hunting bears in England, they have an incredibly gentle and loving nature.

Ma o le mea tonu lava lea na faʻamatalaina ma tusia i Aialani i le silia ma le afe tausaga talu ai, mo se faʻataʻitaʻiga, i le tala a Brenne Niels:

“Ou te fia avatu ia te oe se tama na ou maua mai Aialani. E tetele ona vae ma, i le avea ai ma se soa, e tutusa o ia ma se tagata ua sauni mo le taua. E lē gata i lea, e iai foʻi iā te ia le mafaufau o se tagata ma o le a ia ʻau atu i ou fili, ae e lē taitai ona tautala atu i au uō. O le a mafai ona ia iloa i foliga o tagata taʻitoʻatasi pe o loʻo ia taupulepule se mea lelei pe leaga e faasaga ia te oe. Ma o le a ia tuuina atu lona ola mo oe.”

Aoao:

• FCI Vaega 10: Greyhounds
• Vaega 2: Uea Uila Greyhounds
• Maualuluga: e le itiiti ifo i le 79 senitimita (tane); a itiiti mai 71 senitimita (fafine)
• Lanu: efuefu, mumu, uliuli, paepae, mumu, ena

gaoioiga

Talu ai o le Irish Wolfhound e aofia i le vaega o greyhounds ma sa faʻaaogaina muamua mo le tulimanu, e tusa ai, e tamoe ma gaoioi ma le naunautai. O le mea lea, e manaʻomia ai ni savaliga uumi e faatumauina ai lona malosi faaletino. O nai sprints foi o se vaega o lea e matua pisi lava maile. O le mea lea, o nisi o sui o lenei ituaiga e mafai ona maua i taimi uma i tuuga maile poʻo tuuga faʻasalalau (coursing).

Ae ui i lea, e le fautuaina le agility, aua o le oso i totonu o taifau tetele e matua faigata lava i sooga. O le isi ta'aloga ta'ifau o lo'o fiafia i ai le to'atele o tagata o le fa'aputuga o le ta'i.

Vaega o le Faiga

O tagata tinoese mai Aialani e totoa, malosi, ma o nisi taimi e malosi tele le tulituliloaina - ae leai se faʻamalosi. Nai lo lena, o le FCI breed standard fai mai, "O mamoe o loʻo i le fale, ae o le leona o loʻo tuli."

Agalelei, fa'amalosi, ma alofa - o le amio lea a Irish Wolfhounds i o latou tagata, e ui lava e foliga mai latou te le mananao e tuua i latou. Faʻafetai i lenei natura alofa ma le maualalo o le itaitaʻi, ua sili atu ona lauiloa i latou e pei o taifau aiga.

fautuaga

E pei o le tele o taifau lapopoa, o se fale e iai se togalaau i nuu i tua o le a lelei, ae o le mea moni, e mafai foi ona fai se fale tele, pe a lava le faamalositino ma avanoa i le fale.

It is only important that the dwelling is not on the fifth floor without an elevator, because the larger the dog, the more dangerous the stairs are for the joints of animals. Especially in old age, you have to carry four-legged friends with you, which becomes hard work for an Irish Wolfhound, at least 40.5 kg for females and 54.5 kg for males.

A leai, e tatau i le pule o le taifau ona toaga poʻo le faʻatagaina o la latou taifau e faʻamalositino ma aʻoaʻoina le manu i le alofa. Aua afai e fa'atupuina ma tausia lelei, ma le talafeagai, ma le alofa tele o tagata, o le a ia tali atu i lenei alofa i le tulaga o le tuuto e le gata ma o le a tu i tafatafa o lona tagata.