How old do you have to be to start an English Setter?
This level of selectivity is a very rare practice which leaves a number of started English Setters for sale of significantly higher quality than is normally available as a started dog. Pups are introduced to birds starting at 14-16 weeks of age. We have ideal grounds and keep approximately 200 Georgia Jumbo quail.
Are there different breeds of English setter dogs?
Contrary to popular belief, the three setters – English, Gordon, and Irish – are not merely representatives of different colors or varieties within one “setter” heading, but are in fact three separate breeds.
When was the first English Setter show held?
English Setters were one of the first 9 breeds registered in America in 1878, and were recognized by the AKC when it was founded in 1884. English Setters were trained bird dogs in England more than 400 years ago. The first show for English Setters was held at Newcastle-On-Tyne on January 28, 1859.
What’s the average life span of an English Setter?
Generally reasonably healthy, they have an average life span of 11 to 12 years. The Kennel Club advises UK breeders to screen for hip dysplasia . The English Setter is a medium-sized dog which should have an elegant overall appearance. Its size can range from 24 inches (61 cm) for females up to 27 inches (69 cm) for males.
This level of selectivity is a very rare practice which leaves a number of started English Setters for sale of significantly higher quality than is normally available as a started dog. Pups are introduced to birds starting at 14-16 weeks of age. We have ideal grounds and keep approximately 200 Georgia Jumbo quail.
Is the English Setter a good kennel dog?
English Setters do not make good kennel dogs. As a breed, they love being with people and are happiest if kept in the house in the company of their family. Most breeders look for a situation where their puppy will be a house dog with a fenced yard.
English Setters were one of the first 9 breeds registered in America in 1878, and were recognized by the AKC when it was founded in 1884. English Setters were trained bird dogs in England more than 400 years ago. The first show for English Setters was held at Newcastle-On-Tyne on January 28, 1859.
How often should an English Setter be groomed?
Adult English Setters grow long feathering on tail, forelegs, chest, hindlegs , and stomach. If groomed regularly, the coat is stunning; if neglected, it forms mats and knots and can cause the dog problems. Regular bathing (at least weekly for show dogs, about every six weeks for others) and brushing (daily is ideal but weekly will do) are musts.