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imagined by some[who?] to be very[quantify] old.[citation needed]
Wolfhounds were used as
hunting dogs by the Gaels, who
called them Cú
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wolves will
attack the
extremities of
their opponents. In Ireland,
Irish wolfhounds were bred as far back as 3 BC.[page needed]
After the
Cromwellian conquest...
- Look up
wolfhound in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Wolfhound or
Wolfhounds may
refer to: A dog bred or
trained for wolf
hunting with dogs
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Russian Wolfhounds—the Borzoi—Slaughtered
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- The
Ireland Wolfhounds (also
known as
Ireland A and
Ireland B) are the
second national rugby union team of Ireland,
behind the
Ireland national team. The...
- The
Tibetan Mastiff is a
large Tibetan dog breed. Its
double coat is
medium to long,
subject to climate, and
found in a wide
variety of colors, including...
- The 27th
Infantry Regiment,
nicknamed the "
Wolfhounds", is an
infantry regiment of the
United States Army
established in 1901,
traditionally aligned with...
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feeder teams for the
Wolfhounds. This
allows the
Wolfhounds to
maintain a
large player pool of
young athletes.
Members of the
Wolfhounds have
coached Northeastern...
