Native to Ireland, the Irish Wolfhound is a long-established breed that is the tallest dog in the world, with a strong, muscular body and a relatively good hunting dog. So how can we tell if it is a purebred Irish Wolfhound? The main look at its characteristics in these places will be able to distinguish whether it is a purebred Irish Wolfhound or not. One, body size: Irish Wolfhound is the tallest dog breed in the world, with the shoulder height of male dogs at 75-90 cm and weight at 45-55 kg; the shoulder height of female dogs at 71-79 cm and weight at 40-50 kg, which is really a tall and powerful body. Head: The Irish Wolfhound’s head is long, with a slight protrusion in front of the forehead, a small depression between the two eyes, not very wide, a long muzzle slightly pointed, small ears, and a long medium-thick mouth and nose. III. Torso: The muscles of the neck are well-developed and strong, with a rounded arch, the place of the throat has no flab and loose skin, the neck is longer and better; the chest is deep and wide, the back is long, the waist is rounded and arched; the tail is long and slightly curled, the hair on the tail is dense, and the size is moderately thick and thin. Coat: The coat of Irish Wolfhound is messy and hard, with long bristles on the eyes and jaws, and colors of gray, mottled, red, black, solid, camel, and close to the color of deerhound. The paws of the Irish Wolfhound are round and large, neither curved inward nor turned outward, with rounded and compact toes and strong and curved toenails. The above five are the standard physical characteristics of purebred Irish Wolfhound, hope it will help you to buy purebred Irish Wolfhound.
