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By Elizabeth Stein for Mythos Atlas. About the author. Editorial notes are grounded in the site's cited sources and can be challenged through the contact page.

Scottish Gaelic tradition knows a large green fairy dog, the cù-sìth, whose barks (often three) are a death omen. Collectors (J. G. Campbell, later folklore archives) place it on the moors between this world and the sìth mounds. It is not Cú Chulainn's hound.
The record is oral and early-modern; there is no medieval tract devoted to the beast.
“Highland tradition describes a huge green fairy dog whose bark is a death omen; the notices are folkloric, not a medieval tract.”