Best kind of werewolf there is.

fr!!

I think that's a good idea for a series

That’s what I want to be when I get a suit

New favorite phrase!

Me too! I couldn't stop giggling!❤

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤exactly my thought

What a wonderful baby. So pre

999? Let me make that 1k ❤❤🎉🎉

Same.

Wow is willow in piggy

These guys are super chill

She certainly does eat a lot!

@@higginsfirm I hape you have a big yard!

@@killerkraut9179 You don't actually need a big yard because these dogs are lazy bastards. Take them on a nice walk once a day and they're happy being a couch potato the rest of the time. No, the reason why you shouldn't get them is that they are gonna break your heart. My first one died at 5 years old of a congenital heart failure, my second died at 8 of old age. Only 1% of them lives to 10 years and older.

@@RoonMian But this animals take atleast some place even by just existing!

​@@RoonMianso true...the little ones go on & on. ( but never long enough) My min poodle : early 20s Chihuahua: 17 I get small dogs cause thats what I can handle, longevity is an extra gift

They're gonna stop laughing once she's tall enough to casually steal lunches from desks. I am speaking from experience.

@@RoonMianhah same I have a 10 month old Irish wolfhound who already stands 34 inches at the shoulder

@@Kieran-xz2ek That tail though... Do you have welts on your legs? How often did they knock stuff off the table with it? My second one got a wound on the tail of his tip that wouldn't heal because he banged it against stuff and chewed on it. It got so bad that he had to had half of his tail amputated and that was even worse, it was like a police baton at crotch height.

@@RoonMian oh sorry to hear that but yes there tails are very dangerous there like tungsten

Don't others need your permission to use your photos?

Me: *goes to petco* Worker: hello there! Me: Hi! Uhh, I'd like to have an emotional support werewolf😊😊😊 Worker:....uhhh...a what?? Me: an emotional support werewolf. Worker: An emotional support werewolf ma'am???😶😶 Me: yea. Me: OH! Like one of those!! *points at the Irish wolfhound* Worker: OHHHHH! An Irish wolfhound! Sure! Me: yay!! :>

They are amazing dogs. But unfortunately they have a short lifespan because of their size. They only lived to be about 6 years old and are old at about 4

@@cameroncooper9501 I know. They’re Great Danes that way. My Otis’ best friend, Scooby passed a few years ago at 6. Otis is now 10. I pray for as many healthy and happy years as possible.

omg no way you said that . that is adorable

Hellll yeaaa bro

Me: we'll make sure this dog's owner is a blonde girl :)

She's sweetheart!

Yeah but when they run even one sounds like a herd of horses and close passes you feel in the ground in your feet or butt if you are sitting

Always said mine was a bag of puppy with no bones when she was young(can’t say little or baby as she never was and still is)as she aged she got bones that killed me when she sits or lays on me

Unfortunately this is correct and it is true of virtually all if the very large dog breeds.

Yeah big dogs typically don't have long life spans if you compare them to medium/smaller sized dogs. I have 2 leonbergers and they both are expected to live 8 years long.

Just don't get to attached because they don't live long.

Our last dog was half Irish Wolfhound (other half was Maremma) we thought we missed the chewing phase but suddenly at about a year and a half she started chewing on one corner of baseboards and the living room table leg. The phase passed and we got her more things to chew on... One of my friends family has had three Irish Wolfhounds now there newest one when he entered his chewing phase managed to tear up large chunks of their carpet