Irish Setter - Top 10 Facts
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Irish Setter is the oldest of the setter group, preceding Gordon and English setters. These dogs are independent but sweet-natured with a rollicking personality that makes them wonderful and loving companions.
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In this video, we are counting down the top 10 facts about the Irish Setter that you might not know.
A Quick Overview:
Group: Sporting Dogs
Weight: 60 to 70 pounds
Height: 2 feet, 1 inch to 2 feet, 3 inches tall at the shoulder
Life Expectancy: 11-15 years
Originally developed as a bird dog, the Irish Setter retains the drive and energy of his forefathers. There's nothing he enjoys more than doing new things and going to new places, especially if they involve birds. Although he's not seen as much in the field as some other sporting breeds, his hunting instinct is still strong. Once he's trained on birds, he never needs a refresher course.
While the Irish Setter loves everyone, he's not suited to every home. He's brimming with energy and requires a minimum of an hour of exercise daily. A large fenced yard or acreage where he can run is important, as is an active family who will include him in everything they do. He can develop separation anxiety or become destructive if he's left to his own devices.
Irish Setters come in two types: show and field dogs. Irish Setter show dogs are heavier and larger than field dogs, with a heavier, thicker coat. Both types meet the breed standard - a written description of how a breed should look and act. Regardless of size and coat, the Irish Setter should maintain his natural ability to be a gundog.
Beyond their talents in the field, Irish Setters excel at many other activities, including obedience, rally, tracking, and agility competition. With their wonderful temperaments, they make terrific therapy dogs and can be found visiting hospices, retirement homes, and children's hospitals, spreading the gift of their warmth, humor, and love.
Irish Setters are known for their intelligence, but they're also mischievous and independent. Training requires much patience and consistency. This breed is slow to mature, so you'll have a full-grown dog with puppylike enthusiasm and activity levels for several years. Not surprisingly, they're great playmates for active older children, but they can be overwhelming for toddlers, who may find themselves bowled over by this rascally redhead.
The Irish Setter has been loved by movie stars, presidents, and ordinary people who admire him for his joyful spirit. He's a wonderful companion who will keep you fit and make you laugh throughout your life.
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“Irish Seterrrrrrrz” 😅
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5:04 triple Seterrrrzz whammy
#2 is absolutely true. My setter greets everyone who comes in the door like she's known them for her entire life.
Had one called Rufus growing up, he was awesome he chased away a burglar saved me as a baby from an attack from another dog and was one of the most Loyal dogs I’ve had.
Setanta could put his paws on my shoulders, I'm 6'. 2".
Mine passed away a couple weeks ago and lived for 16 years, 15 with me. Miss u so much my Simon
I have a 9 year old Irish Setter and he’s an absolute angel. He’s 27” tall and 95lbs. No matter how wild and crazy he was as a puppy, he’s never been aggressive with my kids (who were 2 and 4 when we got him as a puppy). Extremely docile and patient, even when he was an energetic monster before we trained him. I will always have at least one of these dogs in my home. Would never want to live without one, they are the best and have ruined me for any other type of pet. And, my boy has never had any health problems so it shows if you get a professional and responsible breeder, a purebred dog can be incredibly healthy.
I'm Irish and Irish setters are so beautiful and soulful
I have a GUARDING Irish Setter 😂😂😂
Ive had three wonderful and beautiful Irish Setter males. Spanning nearly 30 years of my lifetime. They are definitely a handful as pups but the payoff is one of the most loyal, loving and gentle companions one could ask for. I lost my last one five months back to cancer. There is not a day goes by I'm not thinking of and missing him. I will get another someday as I can't imagine not having an Irish Setter in our lives.
I love the breed got one lying beside me right now. Gentle and sweet there is nothing better than the love of an Irish ☘️ my heart is completely full. They are always a work in progress and you need to be committed to their happiness. But such rewards are abound when you share your life with one. 💚☘️🇳🇬
I just saw the most beautiful...no GORGEOUS dog I’d ever seen today. I didn’t even know what breed it was. I asked. Irish Setter!
They really are beautiful dogs. And they have that gorgeous red coat.
I knew an Irish setter when I was kid named Shannon! I loved that dog. Such a beautiful dog.
Irish setters are my dream dog, I've been wanting one for over 3 years now and I've only now been able to start saving up for one :)))
When you finally adopt him call him Finbar. That is a great Irish name.
I agree. Irish setters were my dream dog, and a couple of months ago I was able to find a responsibly bred, affordable liter of irish setters. Best dog I've ever had. Received potty training quicker than any dog I've ever had. Easiest to train. Even my golden, who was pretty sweet, couldn't measure up to the intelligence of the Irish Setter. I've had Goldens, vizslas, beagles, and all of them were sweet (especially my vizsla, I miss him every day) but intelligence, trainability, house breaking success, cannot measure up to my Irish Setter. I'm saddened by the loss of my Vizsla, but in a way, it helped me discover the beauty, intelligence, and sweetness of Irish Setter. Truly the most beautiful breed ever.
currently watching this because i got attached to a irish setter my brother was fostering and i really miss him :((
I love my girl rua, she's 2. Best dogs in the world. So smart and loyal. Very gentle with our little baby tot too. I want to get another 🙊
Love the name. Very fitting 😊
I’ve had Irish Setters for 40 years, always 2 sometimes 3...and lots of exercise!
So rare to see them now. Growing up we had 3, including one we that lived like 17 years; he grew to be a totally elderly dog. Totally sweet dogs.
Does your Irish Setter like being left alone?
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Do they make good outdoor dogs or do they just like to stay inside close to your family?
Let us know in the comments.
My Irish seter is very active
I have raised 10 Irish Setter over 60 years.
My Irish setter was solid red. I love it ❤❤
I went to Pace U from 90-94. beyond flabbergasted to find out about my mascot. Great job!
I wanna know if it’s gonna shit in my shoes not if it’s been in a song ffs 😂😂😂
I have 2 is now. I've had them since I've fallen in love with them when I was in 8th grade in 1970 something. Although I love both the big and small, I prefer the larger one. The hunting ones can be very stubborn and supper hyper. Yes I did fall in love with them when I read a book and the family had one and then after seeing Big Red the movie, that just sealed it.
"Irish saider... irish saider... irish saider...." DAMN IT DUDE!! IT'S SETTER!! SET-ER!!
Love my setter❤️
These dogs are amazing and #3 is very true because my Irish setter still acts
When I was young we had one her name was SCISSORS this is one breed I never see great dogs
I had an irish setter but hes in doggo heaven now
😢just got my Irish setter a year ago,crazy dog, I had one 4 years ago lost him at 15 year. They are both so different.
Big Red is my favorite Disney movie!
Hey I never saw it. Now I really have to check it out.
Happy to see my picture used ❤️
I would definitely get one
We have one Irish Setter and one English setter. I love them
Shoot the English one 😁
Jack Kennedy was given an Irish setter puppy on his visit to Ireland. Was his favorite and passed a short time after he was assassinated.
Average 11-15 years
Mine was 10 😔
But she had the best 10 years of her life.
Mines 4 at the moment, cant imagine loosing her
@@xxx-yp8op Our new one is about 15 months now. Totally different than our old one. Great spirit and lots of love! Make her life count.
@@klusher5556 same breed?
@@xxx-yp8op yes! Even the same familly tree. At least on her mothers side, her dad is originally from the UK.
Jake, my Irish Setter used to escape the yard and run over to the elementary school playground when he heard the kids playing, three blocks away. He'd go in and play with the kids, who loved him. I'd get phone calls from the Principal a lot. "We got Jake again."
loves saying irish sedder
I’m currently reading a book called “The Stand” written by Stephen King. Theirs an Irish Setter dog in the book. A pretty big character at that. His name is Kojak, and he’s a good boy!
0:00 *An Irish Setter in its natural habitat.*
We have had many Irish red setters,, Mike, Gaelic, Ruá,, Gaelic, and now Ruá, my wife's favorite color. Now that they are not as popular let's hope back yard beaders stop. That's what is the issue.
Is it bad that I even said "aww" when I saw the setter mascot at 2:45? Lol
currently watching this because i got attached to a dog my brother was fostering and i really miss him :((
My Florence is a dream , we adore her
I have two Irish Setters. One is an old Irish Setter the other is 2 years old
Is it possible to train a Red Irish Setter. She is now 1 year old and runs on a tummy full of Duracell batteries. Allan Dawsob
I WISHD ID HAD 6 RED IRISH SETTERS
I want one
This dog needs 1-2 hrs of free running every other day till they are 8 to 11 years old. They need a lot of work.
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Irish ☘️ setter dogs 🐕 are light to dark brown colour. Aren’t they sweet? Perhaps 🤔 Irish ☘️ setter dogs 🐕 come from Ireland 🇮🇪. In the past, I’ve met Irish ☘️ setter dogs 🐕. There is a story called Peter and Jane has an Irish ☘️ setter dog 🐶 named Pat and he’s a boy 👦. Irish ☘️ setter dogs 🐕 are very large. Yes 🙌, I’ve seen Irish ☘️ setter dogs 🐶 in the Ilfracombe area. When Irish ☘️ setter dogs 🐕 become very frail and old, they suffer and have to be taken to the vets to be put to sleep 🛌 😴 💤 such as death 💀 ☠️ because it’s cruel to keep them alive while they suffer and I agree ☝️ with that. 👍
Esta raça é incrível.
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ive a irish setter cross golden retriever pup and two older german shepards and shes just as good a gaurd dog as them because she copys them
Omg that must be a beautiful dog
Cute!
Many gun dog breeds have a field strain and show strain; both will be good dogs, my experience is the field strains are smarter and easier to train.
I have got a red setter
We have an Irish Setter who will be 1 yr old on March 19😂
Hey that’s great. My birthday is March 18!
My setters have been over 6 on hinds
LOL🤣🤣🤣
Sss...panielz!
DO you like dags ?
This dog breed isn't available anymore in india :( I can't own one
Why?
@@tomato_6681 nobody breeds in india ...ppl have retrievers , Danes and other breeds
@@jiljilrojamani526 oh, in Slovakia retrievers are very popular, too, in fact I have a three months old gr puppy, and there are hundreds of breeders. I’m not a dog person at all, it was my family’s choice. If the choice was on me, I would pick one of the setters, however there are not many breeders here, too. In Slovakia we also have regulations on the “dangerous” breeds, so a dane would be harder to purchase.
@@tomato_6681 in india there are no such ban ...we can have anything...pitbulls and American bully's are being purchased alot these days
Lots & lots of beagles,pugs and Labradors ....due to inbreeding ( sister-brother , mother - son) these dogs have less life span and have obesity issues ...which is very sad :(
@@jiljilrojamani526 yeah, we had a problem with this in Romani neighbourhoods or slums or how I should call it, they beat the dogs, they didn’t give them food, they were held on a tight chain etc., there were a lot of stray dogs that interbred uncontrollably, so we recently passed a bill that dog is not a thing and for keeping them in inhumane conditions and breeding them illegaly you can get a jailtime. They are also microchipped, so lost dogs could be recognised (it’s like their ID card). Also, our president bought a black lab a while ago :)
My Irish Setter fucking hates people and I love her for that❤️
Your Setter must’ve fallen through the cracks because they usually love people.
Bus Éireann is pronounced Air-en not I-ren
There are 2 different breeds of irish setters.
irsh seetzerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
i do not have a dog
It's pronounced AIR -- RAN
You dont say it like bus iran
Its bus Air-en
hardly any facts abt the dog.. just fact abt its popularity