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Irish Setter

 

Description: The Irish Setter, also known as the Red Setter, is a breed of gundog and family dog. The term Irish Setter is commonly ... more
Irish Setter ... used to encompass the Show-bred dog recognized by the AKC as well as the field-bred Red Setter recognized by the Field Dog Stud Book.

Newest Review: ... family have never been without one. I can honestly say in all of that time they have proved to be the most loyal, trustworthy ... more

 ... companion a person could ask for. O.k, so they can't talk back, they can't answer your problems, but they certainly try their best. Be it by a wag of the tail, a kiss on the hand, even just by planting their firm well built body right next to you. No matter what, you know that they are there to help you. Teddy has the biggest smile in the world, you just kniw when you walk through the door he'll not want to know where you've been, he's just happy you're back... He plants his panda paws on the ground and with all o...more

kesha123
Premium Review Irish Setter: Your best friend (551 words)
by kesha123 - written on 25/06/06 (Useful, 427 readings)
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I can't think of any other way to describe this breed of dog, other than truly the best friend you coiuld ever wish for. Dogs don't care what you look like, how slim you are, what colour hair you have, even what mood you're in... they'll always be your most loyal 'fan'! From first thing in the morniung to last thing at night, they comfort you, reassure you, even make you laugh. Admittedly this is the same for dogs alike, but there's something different about red setters, they have an extra quality, don't ask me what cause i'd not be able to tell you! But they have that something extra... i've owned my setter Teddy for four years, although my family have never been ...

MOCORL
Premium Review Big Red. (251 words)
by MOCORL - written on 03/06/01 (Useful, 356 readings)
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When purchasing your Irish Setter, make certain that you know his back ground, go to the breeder and see the parents if you can. They are beautiful dogs, but you have to be prepared for a lot of hard work in training them! We have owned three in our time, all beautiful dogs but so different. Our first "Brandy" was quite a lazy dog. We both worked, so he was left for four hours at a time, well, he wrecked the house! Ate the wall paper destroyed the furniture and the curtains. I gave up work in the end it was cheaper to stay at home, then he behaved! Clancy our second dog was loopy, we had him at dog training lessons at 12 weeks, he was a hand full. But once ...

 
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