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Description: The Irish Setter is an aristocratic bird dog who has a rich, lustrous red coat and an expressive face. They are a friendly and amusing breed who enjoy children and make good pets, gundogs or watchdogs. They enjoy human companionship and may be boisterous at times. Sometimes known as "Big Red or the Red Setter" they have boundless energy and are full of high spirits. The Irish Setter is a little lighter and speedier than the other setters.

Other Names: Red Setter

Height: 25 - 27 inches
Weight: 60 - 70 lbs.

Colors: Rich chestnut with no trace of black.
Coat: Short and fine on head, fronts of legs and tips of ears; moderately long, free and as straight as possible on rest of the body; good feathering.

Temperament: The Irish Setter is active, affectionate
With Children: Yes, friendly and patient with children.
With Pets: Yes, if socialization to other animals is given when they are young.
Special Skills: Field sports dog and family pet.

Watch-dog: High
Guard-dog: Very Low

Care and Exercise: Daily combing and brushing is required to keep the Irish Setter's coat in excellent condition. Pay special attention during shedding. Needs a large amount of exercise. Lack of exercise can make them restless and difficult to train.
Training: An Irish Setter has a mind of his own but is intelligent to understand what is expected of him. Use a consistent, loving approach when handling. Teach a puppy to come.
Learning Rate: High, Obedience - High, Problem Solving - High

Activity: Very High
Living Environment: A home with a fenced yard is mandatory. Owners of an Irish Setter should be patient and enjoy an athletic breed.

Health Issues: Skin problems, epilepsy, hip dysplasia, bloat.

Life Span: 12 - 14 Years
Litter Size: 7 - 8

Country of Origin: Ireland
History: Developed by crossing spaniels, setters and pointers, they originally had a red and white coat. During the 19th century a chestnut red coat was introduced and is now the only accepted color by American standards.

First Registered by the AKC: 1878
AKC Group: Sporting Group
Class: Gundog
Registries: AKC, ANKC, CKC, FCI (Group 7), KC(GB), UKC

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