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    Irish Wolfhounds
    Irish Wolfhounds
    Irish Wolfhounds
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    Irish Wolfhounds

    By Paige V. Polinsky

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    Did you know Irish Wolfhounds stand 7 feet tall on their back legs? They are the tallest dogs in the world! Once ancient war dogs, these loving hounds now make affectionate family pets. Beginning readers will learn all about the long history of these gentle giants in this book featuring maps, traits, and other information on these four-legged giants.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBellwether Media
    Release dateAug 1, 2018
    ISBN9781681035314
    Irish Wolfhounds
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    Paige V. Polinsky

    Paige Polinsky is a writer, copy editor, and professional freelancer based in Minnesota. She writes across many industries, from children's nonfiction to veterinary medicine. She is interested in the judicial system and loves to apply her skills to the legal field.

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