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The Irish Wolfhound is the largest greyhound breed in pursuit of mobile prey and is also the tallest dog in the world. One of the first mentions of these animals dates back to 391 AD, when the Roman consul Aurelius wrote about the "great surprise and delight" experienced by the inhabitants of Rome and the aristocracy, at the sight of seven wolfhounds, which were brought by legionnaires from the campaign.
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The outgoing and very loyal Golden Retriever is a wonderful family pet. He is very patient and gentle with children and gets along well with other pets. Aggression is not typical for this breed. Very rarely, there are exceptions that appear due to uncontrolled and unscrupulous breeding. In general, these dogs adore people and prefer to spend as much time with them as possible. The Golden Retriever, separated from its family for a long time, is a miserable dog suffering from separation.
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The Irish Terrier is a dog, like gloves, changing mood and style of behavior, but incredibly stable in its own love for the owner. Temperamental, starting from a half-turn, this saffron milk cap is a real genius of reincarnation, easily mastering the main canine professions. Whatever important mission he is assigned, the "Irishman" will certainly try to overfulfill the plan in order to earn the coveted praise. At the same time, the Irish Terrier is far from a simpleton, and sometimes a completely unpredictable intriguer, capable of the most unexpected attacks.
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