Hi all,
thanks for all the answers. It's nice to see such reassuring feedback. I guess I don't have to be nerveous anymore when reading this. As Jean says it is probably genetic I just wanted to make sure he's allright :-)
Hello Jean, thank you fo…
I would,nt worry about a few grey hairs,however in humans underative thyroid an cause premature whitening of hair so i would check out thyroid function.
Hi Leen,
Don't worry about those few grey hairs under his ears ! I think your Gobi is in a good condition like his sister Gracelynn who
stays at home with us !
Many dogs have white or grey hairs behind or under theirs ears, also some white in thei…
Its genetics
When Tallulah started going grey at the age of 2 1/2 her breeder cried "ooooh noooo, I thought I had bred the early greying out of my lines". Tallulah is now 6, very healthy, very active, but has almost a white chin and grey flecks all…
Nothing to do with trimming.Some lines & dogs seem to grey early.
I havent had one that early & my 9 yr old has only started to get grey coverage in the last 5 months
I know that our last setter Dub had a stray white hair or two on his neck hair that grew more in the cold weather. We called it his muffler. But I would laugh a the half dozen white ones sprayed here and there. No one noticed them but me. He would g…
Hi you all! Our irish setter Gobi has just turned 2 years old. A few days ago, we discovered a few grey hairs just under his right ear. Is this normal, is it due to stress or wrong trimming?
This is our first Irish Setter and we hope this is normal…
Hi, this is our setter: Gobi of McBirdy. Born 2 september. Dad: Sumaric Shadow of Mr Jingles Mum: Yuelyn of Mc Birdy. Gobi is a very happy, spontaneous, sweet dog. He's like a spoiled baby and wants all of our attention. He loves walks in the forrest and running at the beach although he hates water. He's a beautiful dog maybe a bit to skinny, but we adore him!
Hi there Leen Welcome to the site...I am sure that you will love it,congratulations on the pictures, I cant remember how to do it now.
Dee and the girls
Hello, Leen.
How beatiful is your setter, especially on your avatar photo. Wonderful dog.
Could you tell us more about you and your dog, please.
Meanwhile, have a great fun with watching this site - here is plenty of fine stories, photos and videos about great dogs and peoples.
Greetings from Poland (now covered with snow)
Anna with Bajusia and Krusia
At 5:46am on February 19, 2009, Lynn Spencer said…
Welcome Leen. I'm sure you will have lots of fun on this group.
Your Irish looks lovely. We are from Melbourne Australia, and have two Setter girls, one Irish and one English. We got them as baby puppies together and they are now almost 7.
Again welcome.
Lynn, Tess (Irish) and Megg (English) from Oz.