Justine Foxon

Female

Northamptonshire

United Kingdom

Profile Information:

How many Irish Setters do you have?
3
How long have you owned Irish Setters?
22 years
About Me:
Hi - I'm 40 (ish) & married no children but with three Irish Setter girls, Bridie 9, and Ruby and Poppy who are 5.
We all love the beach and open fields.

Comment Wall:

  • Kristina

    Hello Justine and welcome to the site. Enjoj in many great photos and forums. Please add photos of your two reds.

    Regards,
    Kristina from Slovenia

    Nov 7, 2008

  • Laura Kolbach

    hello and welcome, this is a faboulous site, i am sure you'll enjoy it.
    all the best,
    laura and the girls

    Nov 7, 2008

  • Dee Rance

    Welcome to the site, I have a picture just like yours on my site, mine just love digging on the beach. Dee and the girls

    Nov 16, 2008

  • Sharyn Latchford

    Love the photos......& welcome to the site.....


    Sharyn

    Feb 19, 2009

  • Jenny Ronnebro

    Beautiful photos!

    Feb 19, 2009

  • sammi pease

    Hi Justine, thankyou for your kind comments...I love my girl to bits...she's a real sweetie...lovely to see yours on the beach...they just make you smile, don't they?? best wishes, sammi

    Feb 20, 2009

  • Laura Kolbach

    i just have to share this photo with you, your profile pic reminds me on this one :-)

    Feb 20, 2009

  • ela unluer

    Thank you very much.Yours also are very beautiful and energetic.
    After the loss of our first İrish Setter Naz ,we couldn't do without.
    We hope to continue to share our dogs news together.See you...Ela

    Feb 20, 2009

  • elaine barry

    Hi Justine, thanks for the welcome. Loved your photos. Its nice to see the dogs enjoying themselves!

    Feb 20, 2009

  • Dee Rance

    I presume you saw the pictures of my girls digging to China!!! Saffy is just mad about digging, she to does the trench or just the hole thing, and as for the seagulls, they seem to know that if they fly out to sea that the dogs will try and chase them and that is how they get rid of these barking menaces. If we go to the beach we hope that there isn't anyone else there because we make so much noise that it disturbs everyone, the dogs digging and barking and me screaming at them both trying to stop them chasing the birds....we are a complete menace.....but hey if people don't like it they can walk the other way, how can anyone not like seeing the girls enjoying themselves?????

    Feb 20, 2009

  • Dee Rance

    A-men to that.....my house is just full of mud. Put a new floor down just before Christmas (wood) have a few rugs but the floor is gritty all the time, and I could start a veg garden with all the soil that is swept up, BUT that is why I put the wooden floor down doesn't damage the carpet, (which was cream not good for wet muddy dogs....) Although the sand does fill the car, but better in the car that the living room eh?????Will you be at Crufts?? if so wine and nibbles at my bench.....

    Feb 21, 2009

  • Dee Rance

    Sorry Justine you can't take dogs that aren't being shown, you have to qualify for this particular show, easier said than done....but I hope that you can come along.
    If you do it seems that there is going to be a photocall for ES members.
    So hope to see you there and bring some photos of your 4 legged kids.
    Dee and the girls

    Feb 21, 2009

  • Lynn Spencer

    Thankyou Justine for looking through my photo's. I do have lots of fun taking them. My girls are both almost 7 now. We got them as baby puppies together. Loved your pics. also. Your girls look very happy and especially loved the one on the beach.
    Lynn, & Tess (Irish) and Megg (English) from Oz.

    Feb 21, 2009

  • lyn hathaway

    hi justine ,
    wde stayed at bunroy caravan site in roybridge which is about 12 miles from fort william .there is a caravan site called invercambie(it has a website and the owner sounds nice. very basic but we are thinking of going there that is in arisaig .bunroy is a lovely peaceful site ,very dog friendly but from the beginning of june you are plagued by midges.but there was very few at arisaig and this site is directly on the beach

    Mar 13, 2009

  • martina mckeag

    Hi Justine thank you for the friends invite just loved your photos and your dogs are beautiful

    Nov 16, 2011

  • june walsh

    Hi  Justine

    Thankyou for your friendship invite

    Nov 16, 2011

  • Sharyn Latchford

    Hi Justine, thanks for the friends invite.....your kids are so like mine, love the beach and water...although they look a bit better behaved...;-))

    We are so looking forward to the warmer weather....and beach time ...

     

    regards  Sharyn

     

     

    Nov 16, 2011

  • Kerstin Thaens

    Hi Justine, thank you for inviting me as your friend! Best wishes, Kerstin

    Nov 17, 2011

  • rob winemaker

    Hi Justine,

    Thanx for the comment on my photos. I have so many more of all my boys from the past and present, just have to make time to put them up. What Iove about this site other than the dogs of course, is that so many folks are from all over the world. I propose we start a movement 'Irish Setters for World Peace'.  Considering how they look at the world e.g. photo of Ruby, how could it not be a better place? Ah, such idle daydreams.

    Nov 17, 2011

  • Christina Lewis

    Hello Justine,  Thank you for inviting me to be your friend.  Your dogs are fab. x

    Nov 18, 2011