Names English Setter Laverack Setter Lawerak Setter Setter |
Origin Great Britain, 1800s The English Setter is one of the oldest breed of gundog. |
Use Companion, Retrieving |
Life Expectancy This breed can live as long as 13-14 years of age |
Weight & Height 55 to 70 pounds & 24 to 27 inches tall |
Known Health Problems Hip and Elbow Dysplasia, Allergies, Deafness, Hypothyroidism |
Physical Description Large, muscular dog has medium length drop ears, a black or brown nose and dark brown eyes. The head is long and lean and the tail is straight and tapers to a point. |
Temperament This setter is quiet, but loyal, gentle and affectionate. They tend to do well with both children and other animals.. They thoroughly enjoy the company of their human companions and do not like to be left alone. |
Training *** |
Living Conditions Not suitable for apartment living. They would do best with an active family in a rural or suburban setting. |
Grooming coat should be brushed daily to keep it in top condition |
Exercise The English Setter is a highly energetic dog and should be allowed daily vigorous walks on a leash or a fenced yard to run in. |
Coat Texture Long, straight coat feathers on the legs, ears, chest, belly and tail. |
Coat Colors

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Tricolor |
Liver White |
Lemon White |
Black White |
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Puppies 6-8 pups per litter |
Recognition Continental Kennel Club American Kennel Club United Kennel Club New Zealand Kennel Club American Pet Registry Fédération Cynologique Internationale Canadian Kennel Club National Kennel Club |