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Description
Rafferty Irish Wolfhound
Exceptional conformation, temperament and health
Introducing our magnificent KC- registered Irish Wolfhound, a superb example of the breed in both structure and character. Bred to uphold the traditional Wolfhound standard, he boasts excellent confirmation - a strong, commanding presence with the classic deep chest, powerful frame and elegant height that defines this noble breed.
Beyond his impressive physique he is renowned for his outstanding temperament. Gentle and endlessly affectionate, he is everything an Irish Wolfhound should be. A beloved family companion, he lives in a busy rural farm with his owner, a dedicated equine vet, and is wonderfully social- loves people, animals and farm life in equal measure.
Key Details
-KC registered
-health checked and heart tested
Vaccinations and worming fully up to date
Calm kind and confident around children, livestock and visitors
Excellent working , family, and companion temperament
Proven first litter born January 2026 8 healthy puppies , we have one black girl from the litter who is stunning, picture attached.
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Litter details
LocationSittingbourne, Kent
BreedIrish Wolfhound
Age2 years, 1 month
Health & Docs
KC registered by collectionHealth Checked by a vetWorm and flea treatedVaccinations up to dateMicrochipped by collection date
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Adv. TypeFor stud
Original breeder
Pros
Gentle and calm temperament despite large size
Excellent with children when supervised
Strong social bonds with owners, generally friendly around other dogs
Low tendency to bark excessively, making them good companions
Cons
Requires large space to accommodate size and exercise needs
Prone to breed-specific health issues, leading to high vet bills
High cost of premium feeding and care
Strong prey drive makes them unsuitable around small animals