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When to reduce a young dogs daily food intake?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Pippa Wheater Apr 16, 2013. 5 Replies 0 Favorites
Bess is 14 months old now, and having been used to feeding up a fussy eating skinny little minx, I've just realised that she's certainly fattening up. She's not overweight, but I've just realised I'm…Continue
We're getting there!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ossian Jul 6, 2013. 57 Replies 0 Favorites
Went to the Irish Setter Breeders club show today. Some of you may recall the difficulties I've had with Bess - to the extent the Ring Craft club I go to awarded me the award for the handler with the…Continue
First season or not well?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Cornelia Mar 23, 2013. 11 Replies 0 Favorites
You may recall that Bess is my first bitch so I am completely at sea with seasons.Bess is about a week into her first season and today seems really off colour. She seems to be in pain - keeps…Continue
First Season
Started this discussion. Last reply by Catherine Carter Feb 26, 2013. 8 Replies 0 Favorites
Well, it looks like Bess has started her first season. As its the first for me as well (I've only owned dogs before), is there a general length of time a season is likely to last in setters, or does…Continue
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- How many Irish Setters do you have?
- 1
- How long have you owned Irish Setters?
- 5 months
- About Me:
- A dog owner for almost all my life this is my first Irish setter
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Her parents are both Cordarragh - Cordarragh Lover Boy and Cordarragh Mona Lisa
Ahem....after enrolling Dougal in agility, I am no longer laughing at Bess's antics with you at shows after now experiencing them myself!!! LOL We are the "new comers" to the agility class and it's basically continuing the obedience that we learned in beginners class and introducing Dougal to the equipment etc. (We are in a class with King Charles Spaniels, Corgis, and a Sheltie, so the jumps are very short for him to practice on. So not a concern with his growth plates and hips.) The other dogs have been competing already and the instructor says Dougal is picking up on things very well but as we're running the course, he's leaping and biting my arms and hands! Woo-Hoo! Isn't this fun Mom!!! We are the class clowns for sure! lol
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