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The Irish Wolfhound makes a really good pup despite being a giant, more horse than canine, some say, towering over its peers.
- Even though it may be difficult to picture, a bloodhound that was bred for wolf hunting will have strong limbs, the ability to shift gears quickly, the sight of an eagle, the build of a Thoroughbred, and will frequently undergo war training.
- Hungry Celtic rulers of yore should definitely chop off mustard like a homemade puppy.
- In fact, despite its length and popularity, the wolfhound is a puppy that is becoming more and more common in many households across the nation.
- First off, the wolfhound has above-average intelligence, which makes it an ideal candidate for obedience training—provided it is started early, as the animal's strong prey drive may impede progress in this area as well.
- Despite the hound's reputation as a vicious, battle-hardened animal, he has a very even temperament.
- Second, he has outstanding character.
- Third, the Irish Wolfhound enjoys social interaction and gets along well with young children.
- Seeing himself as a member of the family, he can therefore be fiercely protective of all his "brothers" and can no longer willfully allow any of them to put themselves in danger, even though his large build and moderate clumsiness can lead to collisions with the small members of the family if they aren't careful.
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