IKC Registered Female Irish Wolfhound

11 month old IKC registered female Irish Wolfhound puppy, silver brindle in colour…a truly stunning dog! She placed first in her class at the IKC National Show in Dublin last month, with a very promising grade! Very good natured, in excellent health, gentle with people, playful, friendly and loves nothing more than a snuggle on the sofa! She is a pup, so will of course need continued socialisation & off lead training also. Would love for her to go to a home with other big dogs, or even better Irish wolfhounds…she will need proper exercise daily (I usually run her over the fields, forests & rivers for at least half an hour, twice daily). She needs & would love another big dog to play with & unfortunately I just can’t commit to another large breed dog due to my own personal health/recent injury. Please be aware that she eats & has been raised on a raw food diet (mostly raw beef, venison, eggs) since a young pup so it would be important to keep feeding her mostly raw for her health & longevity. I can best advise how to do this, and places to source quality meat on a budget. This is a very sad sale, due to no fault of her own…and she will only go to a 5 star home! I would hope that her new owner/s would be ok with me visiting her sometime in future as I will miss her so very dearly! If you have any further questions feel free to message me here.

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