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Irish Red and White Setter videos The Irish Red And White Setter Dog Breeds-Irish/Red Setter Irish Red and White Setter picturesclick for better image(s) you may also be interested in...Irish Setter picturesclick for better image(s) Dog Disease Directory		Please see Irish Setter Irish Red and White Setter Grooming/Coat: Daily grooming recommended for the Irish Red and White Setter. Temperament/Personality: The Irish Red and White Setter is a pointing bird dog which originated in the eighteenth century in Ireland where they were particularly associated with the Rossmore family. They can take longer to train than other gundogs, but once trained they are a loyal and reliable companion. They need firm, decisive but not harsh training. They can be the most devoted and affectionate of dogs, and are extremely intelligent. Irish Red and White Setters thrive best in active families, where they have outlets for their high energy, and require space to run freely. Families/Children: Irish Red and White Setters are friendly, kind, energetic, and courageous. They’re not only gentle with small children, but they also get along with other animals. They respond well to obedience training and consistent direction that is given in a firm, authoritative voice. These characteristics can make the breed a great choice for a family pet. Irish Red and White Setter Health: The Irish Red and White Setter may be prone to: Canine Leucocyte Adhesion Deficiency (or CLAD) von Willebrand’s disease PPC (Posterior Polar Cataract) Irish Red and White Setter Life Span: 11 to 15 years Origin of Irish Red and White Setter : Ireland Irish Red and White Setter Needs: A happy and healthy dog needs to be well-treated, given lots of exercise, room to run and your life-long affection. Irish Red and White Setter History: Originally all Irish Setters were mostly red, or red and white, but from around 1880 breeders began to prefer the solid red variety. Consequently, the breed came close to extinction. Thanks to the efforts of an early 20th century Northern Irish clergyman, Noble Huston, the breed survived but only in small numbers in the island of Ireland. From around 1970 there was a planned revival of the breed, and the numbers began to increase slowly. By the 1980s IRWS were being imported into Great Britain, where the breed was developed more as a show dog. In contrast to these British IRWS, the breed has continued to be primarily a working and field trial dog in Ireland. Also see Irish Setter Tweet Are you a Irish Red and White Setter dog breed expert? Did we miss something or do you have something to add? If we use your material, we will give you credit on the breed's page! Go here for details! Comment on the Irish Red and White Setter dog breed! Closely monitored. Your comments will be displayed once approved. Your Name (Optional) Your Comments (Required) What is 2+3? (Required)   The Irish Red and White Setter dog breed has been viewed 1919 times.

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