Alice White
The Irish wolfhound is a large wire-haired dog from the greyhound group, bred to exterminate wolves. In modern realities, it often plays the role of a companion than a full-fledged hunter.
#1 Despite the congenital intolerance to large predators, the “Irishman” at heart remains a relatively peaceful and gentle dog, suitable for the role of a harmless pet.
#2 It is impossible to train aggressive fighters from Irish wolfhounds, and they turn out to be very mediocre watchmen.
#3 In their homeland, animals have the status of a national breed, and the Royal Irish Regiment has long chosen them as their mascot.
