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- We have a loving 4 month old male Pug. He is lovable, playful, great with children (we have a 2 year old and 4 year old), outdoor trained, shots up to date (paperwork to show) and weighs almost 26 pounds. He is trained on eating and drinking at certain hours. He has been so good to us and we are saddened to finally make the decision on rehoming him. My husband and I were thinking of getting him another male dog to keep him company but we are unable to have a second pet in our rental, therefore we need him to have a family that will give him the attention he needs. We basically are with him some weekends due to work, and feel he needs more than that. He can't be an indoor dog due to out "renters contract" but is able to sleep in the garage.
We have everything you need for him; a bed, 2 cages (size medium and large), toys, 2 sets of dog plates/bowls, a snow jacket and two sets of leashes.
Please feel free to ask any questions if interested via kafoanis1@gmail.com
English Setter
Llewellin Setter, Laverack
Family: Canidae
Canis lupus familiarisPhoto © Animal-World: Courtesy Justin BroughLatest Reader Comment - See More
I have a 63 lb male English Setter who is a great hunter, obedience is fair to good and great pet. The dog does not see well at all in bright light. Days without... (more) Rich Emery
Known for its endurance, the English Setter is most commonly used as a bird dog, as well as being a good pet.
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English Setters are very peaceful dogs that are great with children. They are affectionate and enjoy human companionship. They are fairly inactive indoors, but when outside they love to run and play. When choosing an English Setter, look for elbow and hip dysplasia, deafness, and thyroid problems.
Common Name(s) English Setter, Laverack, Llewellin Setter
Breed Type The English Setter is a sporting breed known for its endurance. They are most commonly used as bird dogs.
Background The English Setter is believed to have originated over 400 years ago. Its lineage may have included the Spanish Pointer, Water Spaniel, and Springer Spaniel. The breed was first shown in 1859.
Description The English Setter is white, speckled with blue, lemon, orange, or brown. Its hair is silky and long. The muzzle is fairly long and square, the eyes large and hazel, and the ears long. The English Setter's tail is long and fringed. Males measure 24-27 inches tall and weigh 55-80 pounds. Females are 23-26 inches tall and weigh 45-70 pounds.
Care and Feeding English Setters need logs of carbohydrates and fiber, and low protein in their diets. The best foods contain poultry, lamb and brown rice. They are prone to weight gain, so it is important not to overfeed. English Setters should be combed and brushed regularly, and bathed only when needed. Feet need special attention, including trimming the bottoms of them and clipping nails as needed.
English Setters need regular checkups. Vaccinations are due as follows:
- 6-8 weeks: Distemper, Leptospirosis, Hepatitis, Parainfluenza, Parvo, and Corona virus (DHLPPC)
- 10-12 weeks: Second DHLPPC
- 14-16 weeks: Third DHLPPC and rabies
- Annually: DHLPPC and rabies booster
This breed sheds moderately. Regular vacuuming is necessary if kept inside.
Housing Your Dog The English Setter is best suited to outdoor living. If kept indoors, it is crucial to let them out to play regularly.
Social Behaviors English Setters are great with children, and they enjoy having other dogs around to play with. They also need plenty of human companionship.
Handling and Training The English Setter is a strong-willed breed, so training should be started early for best results. Housebreaking may be difficult.
Activities English Setters need plenty of exercise, including a daily walk and plenty of time to play outdoors.
Breeding/Reproduction This breed is not very prone to genetic disorders. When selecting a mate, the main things to look for in the bloodline are hip and elbow dysplasia, deafness, and hyperthyroidism.
Common Health Problems Female English Setters sometimes have false pregnancies. Joint problems and obesity are common ailments. Both of these can potentially be prevented by carefully monitoring your dog's weight.
Availability English Setters may be difficult to find in some areas, but can be located online. Prices usually run between $400 and $800.
References "English Setter", Wikipedia, Copyright 2008
"English Setter", Dog Breed Info Center, Copyright 1998-2008
Cusick, William D., "What to Feed an English Setter", Referenced online, 2008
"English Setter Puppies for Sale", Copyright PuppyFind.com, LLC, Referenced online, 2008
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