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The Irish Wolfadoodle is a hybrid of the Irish Wolfhound and the Standard Poodle. This mixed breed is incredibly affectionate, intelligent, and companionable and makes an excellent family pet. Despite their size, they're quite laid-back and easy going. They shed little and bark little too, making them suitable (despite their size) to smaller living spaces. Irish Wolfadoodles make excellent family companions.
Temperament
Loyal, clever, obedient
Breed Fast Facts
80 - 125 lbs
Large
Moderate
Low
Very
9 to 12 years
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These fluffy giants are are typically priced anywhere from $1,500 to $3,000 by reputable breeders, though the price varies depending on location, pedigree, genetic testing, and other factors.
Speaking about size, Irish Wolfadoodles are not your average lap dogs. They grow big, really big! Adult males can reach up to 34 inches in height and can weigh as much as 180 pounds, while the females tend to be slightly smaller.
Absolutely! These gentle giants are known for their affectionate, family-oriented nature. Despite their size, they can adapt well to living indoors as long as they get enough exercise.
Yes, Irish Wolfadoodles are considered high maintenance. Their thick, curly coat needs regular grooming to prevent matting, and as active dogs, they require substantial daily exercise.
The good news for those allergic to dogs is that Irish Wolfadoodles are low-shedding! Their F1b puppies, in particular, are most likely to be hypoallergenic (though keep in mind that no dog is truly 100% hypoallergenic).
On average, you can expect your Irish Wolfadoodle furry friend to live between 12 and 15 years, which is relatively long for a dog of their size.
As with any breed, there are a few downsides to Irish Wolfadoodles. Their high maintenance needs and the necessity of a large living space due to their size are a couple of factors to keep in mind. These large dogs can also be quite expensive, from their purchase price to their upkeep and food costs.
Frequent barking is not typically a problem with Irish Wolfadoodles. They usually bark to alert their family of strangers or potential dangers, but they're generally not known for unnecessary noise.