r/irishwolfhound

My best friend passed away yesterday. I will miss him forever.

He was my first dog, and now I don't know what to do with all the love I have for him.

u/RentAffectionate1619 — 6 days ago

Mitzi is not a fan of the workers installing a new AC unit in the house. But she’s keeping an eye on them. From the backyard (the door is wide open so she can go in and out).

u/dweller1234 — 9 days ago

my "toy irish wolfhound"

So I adopted this mixed small breed puppy, not sure what she is but she is 4 months now and only 7.5lbs meaning she's going to stay about toy breed size! When we were talking about what breeds she might be, one if my friends said she looked like a "toy irish wolfhound" and I found that so funny because I have talked about my dream of owning a big farm with two irish wolfhounds! Maybe that's what drew me to her? Thought this sub might find it funny :)

*Edit: I do want to make it clear this whole post is a joke! All I know is she is a beautifu sweetl mutt, my friend said she looked like a toy irish wolfhound as a joke! Very aware it's not something that will ever exist 😭

u/unknowablecore — 3 days ago

I'm just going to sit here

He jumped over the back of the couch and just fell over on me 😆 The amount of laughter my little puppy brings is wonderful 💖

u/Familymom-1 — 7 days ago

Looking for advice. Irish Wolfhound Pups

We are getting an Irish Wolfhound pup in June. With all of my puppies that we have had we like to take them everywhere, all the time. Trips to the store, school drop off, grandma's house, parties, sporting events, road trips and everything in between. We do have a trip planned in August and one in October where I personally have to go and can not take a dog with me. While I am gone family will still be home, so the puppy will not be home alone. But generally speaking how old were your pups when you were able to leave them home alone? All of our hounds have been different. Just curious.

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u/valerianice — 5 days ago

Incontinence

My 5 year old IW has started to be incontinent. The vet just started her on estrogen but it seems like it's making it worse. Does anyone have any advice on what to do?

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u/sjonshadowhill — 1 day ago