For the academically gifted hound, the professions offer secure prospects and the sort of salaries that mean he'll never have to worry where the next bone comes from:
Archaeologist : Bank manager : Botanist: 'Ear-line' pilot:
Marine Engineer: Paleontologist: Teacher

Super-fit, outdoor types may prefer the challenge
of pushing their bodies to the limit as:
Arctic explorer: Fitness instructor: Lifeguard: Personal trainer: Pool attendant

The less academically inclined may be happier carrying out manual work:
Chef : Doorman: Electrician: Fruit picker: Gardener: Butcher: Laundromat supervisor: Miner
Quality control checker: Security guard: Tree surgeon: Window cleaner

For the extrovert hound who is a bit of a showman, a life in the entertainment industry
could be considered, with the lure of celebrity status
and perhaps an appearance in 'Hello' magazine or 'Dogs Today':
Acrobat: Balancing act: Comedian: Contortionist: Dancer: Elvis impersonator: Fashion model:
Hollywood celebrity: Illusionist: Male model: Showgirl: Singer: Snake charmer

The wolfhound's reputation for gentleness is well deserved,
and makes them eminently suitable for a career in one of the caring professions:
Care assistant: Counsellor: Dentist: Midwife: Paediatric nurse: Policeman: Nanny: Surgical nurse

Of course, there will always be those who, for one reason or another, are unemployable.

And, finally, a word of caution - in today's social climate, many a young wolfhound has
come to grief by hanging out with bad company (particularly dobes and Jack Russells).