Daily walks at a brisk pace are good. Try to occassionally provide some free running as well, say in a fenced field where they can move at their own various paces. This way she can slow and increase the pace according to her hound's capabilities and degree of exertion. The exercise needs of a growing puppy are very different however, so even though they appear big you don't want to drag your puppy out for long daily walks, and stress their growing bones, before they are at least six months old. Prior to this, gentle walks with puppy running or playing around you at his pace are good.
Nutrition is also key to a long healthy life-span.
Dogs can consume from 6 to 8 cups of food a day, so this should be a consideration when deciding if they are the right dog for you. Quality feeds have the right balance of vitamins and minerals for the growing puppy and any additions will throw this off with potentially horrible side effects. With the Irish Wolfhound puppy, you don't want to push their growth either, as hip dysplasia 'may' be linked to too rapid growth. Obedience, Lure coursing. Owners also frequently enjoy participating in Celtic Revival Festivals and Midaevil Fairs.