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Origin Great Britain, 1800s |
Use Today Companion, Retrieving |
Life Expectancy This breed can live as long as 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 and affectionate. They tend to do well with both children and other animals.. |
Living Conditions Not suitable for apartment living. They would do best with an active family in a rural or suburban setting. |
Grooming Brush daily to keep coat healthy |
Exercise High Exercise Needs. |
Coat Texture Long, straight coat feathers on the legs, ears, chest, belly and tail. |
Coat Colors Lemon/White, Liver/White, Black/White & Tricolor |
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 |