The Irish Setter is a likable dog: friendly, loving, loyal, and protective. He enjoys the company of children. In fact, he takes a while to grow up himself. He’s usually about three years old before he settles into adulthood. He likes plenty of room to run, vigorous exercise, and loving attention.
Irish Setter breed facts
The solid red Irish Setter first appeared in Ireland in the 19th century.
The earliest ancestors of the Irish Setter were not solid red, in fact, they were red and white.
The Irish Setter first became popular in the 18th century.
Information you should know before owning an Irish Setter
The Irish Setter’s coat requires weekly attention to avoid mats.
The Irish Setter likes lots of exercise and requires long walks.
The Irish Setter is not an early developer and they frequently require more training than some other breeds.
