// The purpose of this article is to improve the public’s knowledge about dogs, the Irish Setter in particular. Many people decide that they want a dog based off of appearance alone. While this may not be a terrible thing to do if the person has t...

// The Irish Setter is an active, lovable dog. She is full of spirit and needs plenty of exercise. She is a watch dog but not a guard dog. She can get along with other dogs but it is best if she is socialized with other pets early. She is patien...

// The rich red color of the Irish Setter is the unmistakable mark of one of the favorite Sporting Dogs in the United States, at least in the Conformation Ring. This dog usually sends the crowd into huge rounds of applause as it floats around the ...

// The Irish Setter had a strong reputation as a solid hunting dog as recently as 100 years ago. Unfortunately, later evolution of breeding has tailored this breed more towards shows rather than hunting pursuits. The result has been a decline of q...

// Temperament: With the Irish Setter we have an intelligent, energetic, dog that loves affection and is full of energy. This breed of dog has no guardian instincts but will get along well with all other pets and children. Coming from a working do...

// One of the most distinguishing traits of an Irish Setter is the flowing, shiny, lustrous coat. With this beautiful coat can become a mess of tangles and matting if the dog is not properly groomed. Besides normal grooming, there are some extra p...

// The Irish Setter is a beautiful and flashy sporting breed with a medium-long, silky red coat. The breed was developed in Ireland during the 1700's. Several other breeds were used in the creation of the Irish Setter including the Old Spanish...

// Are you trying to find out how to train an Irish Setter? You've come to the right place! Also known as Red Setter, this is considered by many to be the most beautiful breed of dog. With a long flowing red coat, they are elegant and graceful in ...

// Description: The Irish Setter is an active dog that has been used bird hunting for a long time. The dog height is 26-28 inches, with the bitch being 24-26 inches. The weight of the dog is 65-75 pounds, with the bitch being 55-65 pounds. This br...

// Description: The Irish Setter is a medium to large dog used for hunting or companionship. The dog will be 26 and 28 inches at the shoulder and will weigh between 60 and 70 pounds. The bitch is 24 to 26 inches at the withers and weighs 50 to 60 ...