English Setter Breeders with Puppies for Sale The English Setter is very gentle and has a very endearing personality. This breed can also be willful and experienced handling is a must as this breed can be sensitive to the sound of ones voice. Given the right environment, training, and socialization, this breed will make a wonderful companion. This breed has very strong pointing instincts and does best in a home where he can have a job to do on a regular basis. The English Setter makes an excellent hunting and/or pointing companion.Does your English Setter bark, howl, and cry whenever you leave the house? The English Setter requires regular brushing if the coat is to stay in good shape. The feathering of the coat should be checked for burrs as they have the tendency to get stuck in the coat. The English Setter that is used for show should be groomed two three times a week with long brushing sessions and regular cleaning of the coat. Dry shampooing is often used so the natural oils are not removed from the beautiful and long coat.

The coat of the show English Setter is commonly heavier and longer than that of the field Setter. Bryson Blinds The English Setter can be difficult to housebreak, but wants to please their owner. Soho Bathroom FaucetsGiven the proper handling and techniques, English Setters can learn very quickly. Houses For Sale Stow LincolnshireObedience classes at an early age are recommended. The English Setter does best with positive reinforcement, yet should be corrected in a gentle and soft way as this breed is very sensitive and harsh punishment may destroy their lovely temperament. There are several accepted methods of house training your new English Setter puppy. The English Setter is fairly quiet indoors, however is very lively and energetic when allowed to roam off lead.

Being that this breed was bred for running all day long, they have infinite energy and love to run which requires at least two hours of exercise daily. The English Setter should have at least a large fenced yard to have free roam and run. Burrs and/or sticks should be removed from the coat if any are present after such a session. Get Matched with English Setter Breeders using PuppyMatch Considering an English Setter Puppy? Choose the RIGHT English Setter Breeder and the RIGHT breed English Setter may not be the right breed for you! Ask a QuestionAbout English Setters AnonymousDo English Setters develop more colored spots as they get older? 1 CommentAnonymousYes, puppies are born with their patches but develop more spots as they get older. By 6 - 8 months their spots are fully in.AnonymousWhat is the life span for an English Setter? 1 CommentAnonymousThe average life-span of the English Setter is 10 - 12 years.AnonymousWe have gone to the vets looking for an answer to why my English Setter itches constantly all over her body.

They have prescribed medicine, change in diet, shampoo nothing has helped. Do other Setters have this problem? 6 CommentsAnonymousYes, we are having the same problem. A well trained starving English Setter showed up at our house. He has been fully vetted with steroid injections, liquid vitamins for several weeks, and 3-4 meals a day to get healthy. It has been two months now and he itches and bites at himself all the time. We have 3 other dogs that have been with us (youngest is 7) and none of them had this issue, we do not have fleas or ticks, etc. We have tried different shampoos also. Nothing is working yet. AnonymousWe had the same problem with one of our dogs. He was an older dog that had been inside his entire life. He was having the problem because of dry skin that was brought on by something in the house. He was allergic to something we cleaned with. When we decided to put him out more often, the problem stopped. AnonymousEnglish Setters often have sensitive skin. Diet is extremely important to avoid allergic and other dermatological problems.

Your vet will know what food to recommend.AnonymousIn case anyone else has this issue of constantly itching skin, I have seen it progress to patches of warped skin, a greasy coat even within days of a bath, it can be nasty, and often vets take the wrong approach. Had this happen to two of my dogs, and the one who had the worst issues was the one who had seen the vet the most often. Certainly not every solution will fit every case, but seriously a shot at fixing an issue causing major discomfort on an ongoing basis for my dogs for less than $200, "yes please"!!AnonymousWe have a four-year-old English (Lewellen Setter) setter female. Great companion and lovable and active when outside. Very alert and great watch dog and traveling companion in our motor home. She has some kind skin irritation that causes little-infected blisters to come up in patches, usually underarm and groin area. Less commonly these irritations spring up anywhere on her body. We have spent a great deal of money trying to get to the root of this, Allergy to foods has been ruled out and, by default, it is likely that she is allergic to dust mites.

We bathe her twice weekly with an antibiotic shampoo and a moisturizing. Our vet suggested that this condition is the result of a limited breeding pool from the breeder. Other than that, she has been one of the best dogs I have had.We bought it for our dogs (English Setters) and they have not one itching or any skin issues and they are healthy and happy.AnonymousDoes the English Setter shed a lot? 2 CommentsAnonymousEnglish Setters will shed and they probably shed more than other breeds like labs.AnonymousSetters are longer and easier to brush out or vacuum up and their temperament is quieter and more gentle. English Setter Puppies For SaleNext Day Pets® provides the only safe and secure means of selecting and purchasing the perfect English Setter puppy from the comfort of your home. Irish SetterWirehaired Pointing GriffonGerman Shorthaired PointerPointerGerman Wirehaired PointerCocker SpanielCurly Coated RetrieverNova Scotia Duck Tolling RetrieverField SpanielEnglish Setter