Female IKC Registered Irish Wolfhound puppy 10 months old in Kildare

IKC registered Irish Wolfhound puppy (female) – Gentle Giant ready for her forever home.

Beautiful, purebred Irish Wolfhound puppy, raised in a loving family environment. This healthy, good-natured and well-socialised puppy is affectionate, gentle, and well-adjuste and trained (10 months old).

Will be breeding on again which is the only reason moving on as kept dog from the recent litter.

Details:

🐾 Raised with family, socialised and handled daily, also trained.

🐾 Mother (Grey) and father (Fawn/Wheaten) are exceptional examples of the breed.

This Irish Wolfhound will make a wonderful companion and are known for their loyalty, intelligence, and ability to bond with their owners. Serious inquiries only. 0874571163

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