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9. Exercise and Irish Wolfhounds

There is some disagreement about how much exercise Irish wolfhounds need. Most experts agree that that too little exercise prevents a puppy from gaining the needed strength for their growing musculoskeletal system. For dogs under one year of age, too much physical activity, such as long walks or forced exercise, can also damage developing bones and joints. Owners should provide room for puppies to be able to gallop. Adult Irish wolfhounds do best in a yard with a secure, above-ground fence with enough room to stretch out and run.

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