Are you a Brisbane resident looking for Irish Wolfhound puppies for sale? Then you've come to the right place! Once mighty hunting dogs, today you can now find this lanky gentle giant competing in obedience, tracking, and the show ring.
With this guide, you'll find some great Irish Wolfhound breeders in and around Brisbane, including great tips for how to safely buy a puppy online.
There is no one perfect way to find your breeder, but here are some basic suggestions. Reputable and ethical breeders will always take pride in their pups, ensuring health and happiness above all else.
Below you'll find a list of breeders that do just that. We at Pets Online only approve of breeders recognised by the Australian National Kennel Council (ANKC), the Irish Wolfhound Club of QLD (IW Club of QLD), and Dogs Queensland (Dogs QLD).
Faolangrey Irish Wolfhounds is a registered IW Club of QLD and Dogs QLD Member that breed from the best Australian and European lines with a focus on health, longevity, and show-quality hounds. All puppies are well-socialised in a family environment and come with a complete pedigree, researched health history, and lifelong support from the breeder.
Dogunya is a registered member of the IW Club of QLD and has been breeding healthy hounds since 2007. All dogs share the breeder's home and have had success proving their stellar soundness and temperament in the show ring. All pups from the litter have complete pedigrees with full registered names in every generation.
This breeder raises their dogs in a family environment with the highest level of care towards their diet, exercise, personality, and overall health. All dogs are well-rounded and balanced, raised around children and various other pets and farm animals. All pups come sterilised with complete pedigrees, insurance, lifetime support, and puppy packs.
In Australia, the cost of an Irish Wolfhound from a qualified breeder can cost $2500-$4500. Quality hounds with extensive pedigrees and champion bloodlines often cost much more.
Irish Wolfhound puppies should always come with the following paperwork: - A Purchase Contract - Your puppy's vaccination record, worming treatment, and microchip details - A Recognised Pedigree or Breed Club Certificate - Health Test results
It is safe to buy a puppy online. However, you should practice caution and not always be swayed by appealing advertising. Places like Facebook and Gumtree can be dangerous for unsuspecting pet parents. Stick to registered breed clubs like the ANKC and Dogs QLD.
Remember that a reputable breeder will always advertise who they are, their qualifications, and the environment the pups and their parents live in. - Here's a list of ways to ensure you go about buying an Irish Wolfhound safely: - Research your breeder first. Get to know their reputation and qualifications. - Contact the breeder and ask questions about the puppy's pedigree and health history. - Visit the puppy at the breeder's house before paying any money. If you're unable to, request a video call of the breeder and puppy. - Ensure that the puppy has all the necessary paperwork listed above.