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These gentle giants are kindhearted and easygoing companions. They do best with consistent training, regular exercise and room to romp and play. About Good Dog Good Dog helps you find Irish Wolfhound puppies for sale near Michigan. Through Good Dog’s community of trusted Irish Wolfhound breeders in Michigan, meet the Irish Wolfhound puppy meant for you and start the application process today.
These gentle giants are kindhearted and easygoing companions. They do best with consistent training, regular exercise and room to romp and play. About Good Dog Good Dog helps you find Irish Wolfhound puppies for sale near Pennsylvania. Through Good Dog’s community of trusted Irish Wolfhound breeders in Pennsylvania, meet the Irish Wolfhound puppy meant for you and start the application process today. “Preserving The Ancient Irish WolfhoundBreed & Hunting Traditions”RENO, NEVADA Our Irish WolfhoundsWe’re asked all of the time, do your Irish Wolfhounds hunt wolves? Our answer is yes, that’s what they think their doing when they chase. Instinctually, Irish Wolfhound’s size and prey drive gives them the innate ability to hunt large predators and game. Our Irish Wolfhounds are athletic, focused and fierce when they hunt; gentle with other dogs and children; calm, loving and respectful when at home. The Thrill Of The HuntLocated in the High Sierras of Northern Nevada, we have access to unlimited open range. We breed our Irish Wolfhounds to hunt, selecting qualities for athleticism, talent, temperament and loyalty. Preserving this ancient breeds tradition, we are proud to say that we are the only breeders in the US that actively hunts exclusively with Irish Wolfhounds. Irish Wolfhound Experiences
Westover Wolfhounds offers a variety of Irish Wolfhound experiences. Schedule a visit for our private hound tours, interact with the hounds in our adventurous play-dates, join our exhilarating hunting events, go back in time with our award-winning stylized photo sessions and take advantage of our heartfelt Irish Wolfhound therapy programs. We have created these experiences to offer inspiration and education of this spectacular ancient breed. Irish Wolfhound Puppy CompanionsOccasionally, we have a litter of Irish Wolfhound puppies. We treasure each pup, because of their lineage and aptitude. As much as we’d like to continue growing our pack, in order to spread the love, wealth and companionship that comes with having an Irish Wolfhound, we actively search to match our puppies with the perfect home. Our pups are born in our home and nurtured by both of their parents until they are ready to join our pack, or go to their new forever home. Our StoryJust like a fairy tale story, an Irish girl’s dream was always to have her own Irish Wolfhound. Bitten by the bug early, Stephanie consumed stories, books, information and any experience that involved the Irish Wolfhound breed. With multiple trips to Ireland and getting to visit with Master Huntsman and Irish Wolfhound Breeder, William Leahy, Stephanie new that it would be a long road before having her own successful program. With William Leahy’s encouragement and assistance, Stephanie was finally living her dream, raising and hunting with Irish Wolfhounds of her own. IWH HistoryThe story of the Irish Wolfhound, "like all Gaul," may be divided into three parts: the data regarding the ancient wolfdog with his romantic historical background; the extraordinary feat of Captain G.A. Graham in reviving the breed in the nineteenth century; and the dog among us today. The Irish Wolfhound was the most valued and sought after hunting dog of the early centuries, not only because of his hunting prowess but because he was an exceptional guardian and companion. Latest ArticlesHEALTH • NUTRITION • TRAINING / BEHAVIOR • IWH STORIES MediaThree Irish Wolfhounds, a pint and a fireplace -
Looking For That Perfect GiftFor You & Your Dog?What is the average price of an Irish Wolfhound puppy?The bottom line
To purchase an Irish Wolfhound for a qualified breeder, you can expect to pay at least $1,400 to $2,500. Dogs with extensive pedigrees and champion bloodlines often cost more. You can find dogs for cheaper, but these are typically not high-quality and may be prone to health problems.
Does the Irish Wolfhound bark a lot?Like most dogs, Irish Wolfhounds are likely to make noise and it all depends on the training, socialisation and personality of your dog as to how much they bark. In general, Irish Wolfhounds are not known for being big barkers.
Is it hard to train an Irish Wolfhound?They do not respond well to harsh corrections, often simply "shutting down." Despite their size they are very sensitive dogs. Some IW owners train their IWs for official obedience, rally and agility events. It's said that you need a good sense of humor to do advanced training with an Irish Wolfhound!
Are Irish Wolfhounds good family dogs?Irish wolfhounds are gentle, affectionate, and amiable dogs known to be patient with children, which make them great for families who have the space—and income—to support a dog of this size. As with any breed, it's important to properly socialize your Irish wolfhound from a young age.
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