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English Setter
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The English Setter is a breed of dog.
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Appearance
They are white with black or orange flecks, or white with black and tan flecks (tricolour). They are part of the Setter family, which includes red Irish Setters and black Gordon Setters.
Temperament
They are active dogs that need plenty of exercise. Their long, flowing coat requires regular grooming. They are happiest when they are part of the family or are working with a hunter.
History
The English Setter was originally bred to set or point upland game birds.
Miscellaneous
The name Llewellyn Setter is given to a certain strain of English Setters bred by R.L. Purcell Llewellyn to be perfect for field trials .
External Links
- Seterkowo.ORG - International Setters Site
- Klub Wyżłów Brytyjskich w Polsce
- The Biggest Setter Gallery
Last updated: 05-10-2005 02:31:30
10-26-2009 08:16:03
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