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Hot Pink Collar- GIRL
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About Hot Pink Collar- GIRL
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Meet our Hot Pink Collar Girl!
Hot Pink Collar Girl is full of personality and never misses an opportunity for fun. As one of the natural leaders of the litter, she's confident, adventurous, and always the first to encourage her brothers and sisters to join the next game. Whether she's leading the charge across the yard or starting a playful wrestling match, her joyful spirit is contagious.
Raised inside our home on Long Island, New York, she's been loved, handled, and socialized daily since birth. Her confident nature is beautifully balanced by the affectionate, loyal temperament that makes Irish Wolfhounds such extraordinary companions. She loves being part of whatever is happening and is happiest when she's with her family.
Hot Pink Collar Girl comes from our beloved Irish Wolfhounds, Leyota and Lotso, and is part of their first and only litter. She has been raised with constant care, early socialization, and individual attention to help her become a confident, well-adjusted companion.
Before joining her forever family, she will receive age-appropriate vaccinations, routine deworming, and veterinary health examinations. Our greatest priority is finding a loving home that understands the unique needs of Irish Wolfhounds and is committed to providing a lifetime of exceptional care.
If you're looking for a beautiful Irish Wolfhound with a confident personality, playful spirit, and the heart of a gentle giant, Hot Pink Collar Girl may be the perfect addition to your family.
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Brindle
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LOTSO GEER
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Irish Wolfhound
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How would you describe a Irish Wolfhound?
Irish Wolfhounds are giant, sweet dogs who are very affectionate toward their owners. They thrive on human companionship and use their big size to eat human food off the counter. Unfortunately, their lifespan is very short. Full-grown, they typically weigh 105-120 pounds and stand 30-32 inches tall.
Will a Irish Wolfhound get along with my other pets?
Irish Wolfhounds are generally okay with older children who know how to handle dogs. If they are raised around cats and other small dogs, Irish Wolfhounds can get along with them, but they shouldn’t play together outside. Irish Wolfhounds get along well with children, but they are so big that they aren’t always the best fit for toddlers. They're relatively quiet and don't bark much.
What activities do Irish Wolfhounds enjoy most?
Irish Wolfhounds enjoy the chase and are excellent competitors in the doggie sport of lure coursing. They like long walks where they can explore their surroundings, but they especially appreciate an opportunity to run around in a safe, enclosed area. Irish Wolfhounds can be happy with varying amounts of exercise, but it’s important to make sure you give them enough to keep their weight in check. Overall, their exercise needs are high.
How often should I brush a Irish Wolfhound?
Irish Wolfhounds have a shaggy, rough coat that should be brushed twice a week to remove tangles and any dead hair. They shed moderately throughout the year and are pretty easy to groom for being so huge. Grooming-wise, this breed is low-maintenance.
How much space does a Irish Wolfhound need?
Irish Wolfhounds are best suited for a house with a good-sized yard. Irish Wolfhounds prefer a home with a safely fenced-in yard where they can run and play, but they need to live inside with their humans. They are moderately trainable with consistent effort.
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