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Irish Setter
Irish setter kennels raise the dogs and then sale them through a photo of the individual dogs in ads.
These are well-balanced dogs with a straight, glossy coat, which is longer on their ears, chest, back of legs, and tail. They come in mahogany or rich chestnut red with no black. A small amount of white color on the chest, throat, or toes is permissible.
Irish setter kennels raise the dogs and then sale them through a photo of the individual dogs in ads.
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Irish Setter -
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Also called Red Setter.
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They originated from the dogs that were developed in the British Isles and Ireland during the eighteenth century. Their primary purpose was hunting upland game birds. These dogs are now used as hunting companions and make wonderful pets. Irish setter kennels raise the dogs and then sale them through a photo of the individual dogs in ads.
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