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Deposits! $1000
Deposits! $1000
Irish Wolfhounds Puppies
July 23 2024
DFW TX area -
Each puppy comes with : * AKC Limited registered, *1 yr. Limited health guarantee, * micro chipped, * dewclaws removed, Liver Shunt Testing* UTD on puppy shots and worming, * Vet checked, * health record * life time support * Face Book group from all past litters.
Male or Female Irish Wolfhound pup
AKC Limited Registration & AKC Unlimited Registration
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SIRE - Jamison's Black Douglas of Morphew Castle
Male Irish Wolfhound
AKC - American Kennel Club
Kennel: Hounds of Morphew Castle
Breeder: R.E. & Y.M. Morphew
Dam- Tannenbaum's Black Kashmir
Female Irish Wolfhound
AKC - American Kennel Club
Kennel: Hounds of Tannenbaum
Breeder: David and Linda Tannenbaum
A few of the pups from the past~~~
The Irish Wolfhound has always been a highly valued dog in all of its history. They originated from Ireland and were originally allowed to be owned by only the rich and noble Irish men. The breed was used as a war dog for the purpose of pulling riders off their war chariots and horses.
They were also used as hunting dogs, and they hunted games as big as boars, elks, and wolves. At a time, the breed started to reduce in number and would have gone to extinction, but for the activities of Major H. D. Richardson who started to breed Irish Wolfhounds in the 1800s with breeding programs based on Glengarry Deerhounds.
In 1885, the Irish Wolfhound Club was founded by Captain George Augustus Graham, who was another Irish Wolfhound advocate. The breed was recognized by England’s Kennel Club in 1925 and 1927, the Irish Wolfhound Club of America was established. Today, the breed is recognized as number 77th in AKC’s list of 155 breeds and varieties in America.
They were also used as hunting dogs, and they hunted games as big as boars, elks, and wolves. At a time, the breed started to reduce in number and would have gone to extinction, but for the activities of Major H. D. Richardson who started to breed Irish Wolfhounds in the 1800s with breeding programs based on Glengarry Deerhounds.
In 1885, the Irish Wolfhound Club was founded by Captain George Augustus Graham, who was another Irish Wolfhound advocate. The breed was recognized by England’s Kennel Club in 1925 and 1927, the Irish Wolfhound Club of America was established. Today, the breed is recognized as number 77th in AKC’s list of 155 breeds and varieties in America.