English Setter Dog Breed

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The Westminster Kennel Club 2012 Breed Results: Setter (English)

12 GCH Stargaze'R 'N Wingfield Wait Wait Don'T Tell Breed: Setter (English) Sex: Dog AKC: SR 53050102 Date of Birth: September 22, 2008 Breeder: Patricia Skol & Lois

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Covey Rise Shooting Preserve & Kennels Huntingdon - Tennessee Hunting Dog Breeds Raised: American Brittany, English Pointer, English Setter

The Westminster Kennel Club Breed Information: Setter (English)

SETTER (ENGLISH) The English Setter is a purposeful sporting dog, yet incredibly beautiful and athletic in its conformation and movement. As the ancient foundation

American Kennel Club - English Setter History

From the best authorities on the subject, it appears that the English Setter was a trained bird dog in England more than 400 years ago. Evidence points to the English

Setter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

are usually very friendly both to people and other dogs. They have a great deal of energy and require daily exercise. Setters include the following breeds: English Setter

English Setter, Llewellin Setter Dog Breed Guide Information and

Dog breed guide for the English Setters, information about the Llewellin Setter hunting dogs, gun dogs, dog description and English Setter pictures, dog care

English Setter Dog Breed Information

Polyamide: The English Setter is a good companion and an excellent hunter.Height, weight: from 61 to 68 cm high. Weighs 20 to 25 kg.Fur, color: long, fine and silky.

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English Setter - English Setter Purebred Dogs and Puppies

The English Setter dog breed were trained bird dogs in England more than 400 years ago.

BBC News - UK native dog breeds 'at risk of extinction'

Native dog breeds such as the English setter are being pushed towards extinction by the growing popularity of more exotic dogs such as huskies and