Irish Wolfhounds are domesticated dogs. They live whereever their owners live.
Boston Irish Wolfhounds was created in 1989.
Yes.
Irish Wolfhounds, at 28"-35".
Irish Wolfhounds are named for their origin in Ireland and their historical use in wolf hunting. They were bred for their large size and strength to assist in hunting wolves, deer, and other large game. Despite their name, Irish Wolfhounds are gentle giants known for their loyalty and affectionate nature.
Depends on what your talking about. Height or weight. Irish wolfhounds are the tallest.
Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mammalia Order: Carnivora Family: Canidae Genus species: Canis lupis famillaris
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After the efforts of Captain George Graham, who had the last remaining true Irish Wolfhounds, they were restored by the introduction of Deerhounds, Great Danes, and Borzois. This is the origin of the modern Irish Wolfhound. Irish Wolfhounds dates back to ancient times, its origins are myth and legend rather than fact. However, what's definite is that they are descendants of wolves (most likely gray wolves) and sighthounds of that time.
D. E. S. Hudson has written: 'The Brabyns handbook on Irish wolfhounds' -- subject(s): Irish wolf-hound
The Wolfhounds ended in 1990.
They are great dogs with a very calm loving disposition. They are a gentle giant and a great member of the family!