Irish Setter

The Irish Setter has really gorgeous, rich hues. Their red or chestnut, relatively long coat is available. To maintain it free of mats, it does need to be brushed frequently. Their tail, breast, and ears have feathers on their coat. Irish Setter is one of the most beautiful dog breeds

The breed is friendly with visitors and gets along well with both kids and other canines. Despite being close to household pets, the breed can have issues with small animals because it was developed as a hunting dog. Some of them might struggle with house cats. Irish Setters are therefore wonderful family pets and companion dogs. Because they are an energetic breed, Irish Setters need extensive daily walks and plenty of room to run off-lead. However, because of their breed's propensity to "play deaf," thorough recall training should be done before letting them go off-lead.

Irish Setters are frequently employed in hospitals and schools as service dogs. With special clearance, therapy dogs are permitted inside the hospital and may visit patients on specific floors. Here, service dogs are permitted inside the classroom and requested to sit with kids as they read. Students are able to read without being judged or evaluated thanks to this technique.