Irish Setters - Best and most expressive eyebrows in the canine kingdom. Top echelon ears, head, eyes coat, color, beauty of movement and athleticism. Loving and will make you a head rest.

My brother and i had an Irish setter when we were little. The sweetest dog in the world!! We used to lay our heads on Rocky's belly for naps. Our neighbor who was a Father of a church just loved him and would come and visit him everyday. We had to move out of state and couldn't take him. Father stroesel took him gladly. He would send us letters with Rocky's paw prints and a " message" from Rocky. Rocky did every church service and stood up front with Father. Rocky even wore the white church garb (I'm not sure what it is called). The walked a certain route everyday. One winter day Father was hit by a car and severely injured. The driver took off..Rocky layed on top of him for a long while before they were found. Rocky saved his life!

I accidently got an Irish setter in my teens HE LITERALLY WAS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SETTER IVE EVER SEEN 💖 I was walking to the horse stables to work, this dog came running down a hill right at me, i ran for my life thinking he was after me lol, long short i relaized he was a sweetie. He followed me a the way to the stables, when I got there I called his owner (he had tags) I said " hi your dog is here w me at the stables he followed me" The man rudely said "KEEP HIM" and hung up😳 i didnt know what to do, the dog follwed me through my day, I snuck him home , worried my dad would get mad and he would have to go.... my dad fell in love w him and we had him all his life, he was such a great dog. I rarely see irish setters now a days, may have to find another , ive never forgotten that boy💝💖💝

@loveitloveit122

3 жыл бұрын

@Andrea Miyata awe thanks, he was a special dog for sure❤💯 he loved my dad , he passed away a couple months after my dad died, im sure he's running around in heaven w my him 💕💞

i've always adored this breed.

Our Irish Setter’s Kennel America was. Sunny Hill Will Tell. We did not have his papers. Two vets recognized his good breading. Hi was much loved ,and a great companion for my four children for 14 years. We still speak of him fondly, I would love to know more.

I've got an Irish setter has eaten six pairs of shoes so far .Tara makes us laugh so many times each and every day. She is gorgeous especially when she hasn't dug up half our garden.Very loving and lively.Great fly catcher .Tara is 7 MTH old and loves life

I now have my 5th Irish setter I would not want another breed the are so loving and sometimes naughty but always happy

@NaturallyHappyDogs

3 жыл бұрын

Lovely comment :)

We just lost our 10 year old Irish Setter. I never had dogs growing up, so he and my English Springer Spaniel are my first two. When he passed, I lost a loyal and tender hearted friend who loved my children. He was perfect and it’s the little things he did like each day that makes me miss his sweet face. If you have a young family, I’d highly recommend the Irish Setter. I miss my buddy.

@user-bc5hq3ic5s

4 жыл бұрын

Why did he die? Or 10 years is his maximum?

@colbydischinger1984

4 жыл бұрын

@@user-bc5hq3ic5s Brain Tumor.

@user-bc5hq3ic5s

4 жыл бұрын

Colby Dischinger My dog died 5 days ago. He was 12. It’s hot in Moscow these days. And I can’t help thinking I could save him though doctors said he could hardly live through summer. And he was more beautiful than ever these days. He didn’t look old at all.

@alfiemarsh5180

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry for your loss

@gabym255

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry about your loss and I hope your doing well, but I have a question would they leave you with fur on your clothes just by brushing against you? And did he run away a lot? Sorry if I seem un empathetic we are just thinking about adopting one and want to make sure he right for the fmaily

When I was in kindergarten we bred our lovely and sweet Irish setter. She had 12 puppies and I remember so well the joy of getting in the "crib" area we had set up and letting the adorable wiggly red pups climb all over me. She was a wonderful member of our family for many years.

They are the best dogs on earth, I absolutely love them, we used to have one but unfortunately he is in heaven now😭I still miss him til today 🧡

I have an Irish setter show breed. I am going to send this to anyone looking after my boy as it’s so helpful. Most people don’t understand the breed

This gentleman’s wife gave my precious boy his most memorable rosette ever{ throughout his career she gave him a few more). I still cherish that moment for a newbie to the breed. Lovely breed that shows compassion and faithfulness everyday. My boy has excelled as a Therapy Dog also and is such a calming soul.

My Irish Setter is 8 months old and he absolutely loves his toys. That’s very true. He brings his squeaky toy to me all the time to play. He destroys them though. Hahaha.

@shug2795

2 жыл бұрын

Brian, try a non-squeaky toy. might be too late but...

We've had Irish Setters back as far as my grandfather, then my father and now me. I`ve had 2 and still have one today, Casey is now 10 and a very sweet and mellow, big boy. I loved how you explained this very loving and special bread of dog. I get so tired of people saying how beautiful they are, but just so stupid, it's just not true. My Casey's still very quick to learn new commands, even at 10. Nothing makes him happier than pleasing me, he just beams with the pleasure of it. I'm also a huge cat lover and explain when people make those comments, that an Irishes personality are more like cats than your typical dog. Don't mistake their independence and short attention span as them being stupid. Yes, when young and surrounded with lots of stimulus, they can be selective with what commands they choose to listen to. But, as they mature and mellow, they are quick to learn and trive on making you happy. My first Irish, Red, was a field dog and if that rascal was more that 50 feet ahead of me, or saw birds, his ears would shutdown, he would stop listening and would take off. Sadly, it wasn't until years after he'd passed that I'd really understood I'd been fighting against his innate nature, instead of working with it. I trained our second Irish completely different. However, I must admit he's a much mellower dog than my first. Which is why taking the advice of checking out the dogs at the breeder's is key. The older dogs living at Casey's breeder were very chill, super mellow and fit my household much better. But, what was also different was the time we were able to spend with Casey vs Red. I believe had we the time and a second dog (which we had for Casey) it would have been much easier working with Red and keeping his attention at home instead off somewhere else. I really love this breed they are just the sweetest, most loving and loyal dogs out there. Do take what this video says too heart before getting one, they can be challenging, but if your're up for the challenge they are truly the most incredible gift.

@shug2795

2 жыл бұрын

Pegge, I don't think they are stupid. It's just that this HUNTING breed has be "altered" by years of non-hunting ownership predominantly because of how attractive they are/were. As such, they have become field-stupid, which is quite true, actually. Just think of that long "Afghan-like" coat in the grouse moors!?!?! Hmm...maybe not. Too bad...they were lovely so years ago. Red setters have given this breed a second chance but again, they need to be placed with some responsibility - other than just $$$$.

We have got two, they are our best friends..

Had three in my life. They are sooo smart. And very funny. My Logan is nine now and very kind and caring. He is also very young at heart.

I’m adopting a red setter and this was a very comprehensive, you really know your stuff and it was a pleasure to listen.

We are getting an 8-week old female Irish Setter and I am so excited! My grandparents have had an Irish Setter named Brandy and I was only about 3 or 4 then, so I don't remember that much, but from what I do remember I used to put fake fruit on her head. 😂 I feel her presence a lot like she is watching over me. Not a creepy feeling, but a sense of calmness. I am very excited to get her, and people have been saying ill love her/him because we don't quite know what gender, but we're pretty sure she will be a female. But people are saying ill love her, and I'm sure I will! 😍

@margaretporter6787

Жыл бұрын

They're such imp's but melt your heart . Very Very lively, funny, gorgeous, When you take her out in public be prepared for people stopping you everywhere to ask about her because of her beautiful soft coat and the way it glistens .Very friendly towards people especially children. Xx 💖

@laureldemille623

Жыл бұрын

I love the breed too and want to get a red and white Irish setter...I stillvthink its cruel to take them away from their mom until they're 10wks old...

My Irish setter King and I went hunting many times and he was marvelous every time and my best friend ever. I miss him very much and wish he was with me now.

@NaturallyHappyDogs

4 жыл бұрын

Aww, do you rink you’ll get another?

@frankserrano114

4 жыл бұрын

I met King during a heavy storm. Nearly lost my life while removing a huge Eucalyptus tree over a home. Full bore 1,000 homlite chain hit my forehead and ripped my hard hat. 2 am and pouring. Next emergency was an old California Oak tree fell across a residential street. I met king there he was a little walking red critter walked to my wet boot. The owner was medical doctor on call but the garage was blocked. We left to anther emergency. After work I returned and cleared the garage. I fell in love with little setter. Three weeks later I suffered a horrible accident and was bed ridden for months. I began training king on my knees from my wheel chair. Love between us grew beyond description. I planned suicide but king came just in time and saved my life. I’m 83 and lonely and wish he was here now.

@jackkidd1745

3 жыл бұрын

@@frankserrano114 How you holding up, hope everything is okay with you.

@frankserrano114

3 жыл бұрын

Jack Kidd I’m okay friend. Will be having spinal surgery soon. Second one in 2.5 years. As for King, can’t for get him. Having him now would make very happy. He was very smart and joyful; a big smile on his doggie face. Seldom do I see an Irish Setter on the tube and I smile with tears each time. Everywhere I went King went: city, mountains and desert and hunt or play we had fun like two kids. If I could have a miracle it would be my doggie woggie King🤗

@jackkidd1745

3 жыл бұрын

@@frankserrano114 I hope your spine surgery goes well and you have a fast recovery.

This is a fab breed . I have an Irish setter as well . What this video says is right on the button . Amazing! My one is my pride and joy !!yes we are pals

Beautiful dog I had one like that from1972 to 1984 best dog ever still miss her My Tracy❤️❤️❤️❤️😪

I could not agree with you more. I had a dog, he lived till 11 years, and was an amazing dog. Beautiful shiny red coat, goofy character and boundless energy. We also had a Labrador ( got them both as pups with just 2 months age difference) and they got along very well. Both loved the water and were strong swimmers and enjoyed going to the beach.

Very informative, thanks!

Great video, informative and really pin point information from someone who obviously loves this dog.Thanks.

@NaturallyHappyDogs

6 жыл бұрын

thank you more great videos at www.naturallyhappydogs.com/

I see this is five years old . We too had an Irish Setter from the early 70’s. He lived 16 years , we had him for 13 years. Still missed . His Kennel Name was Sunnyhill Will Tell.

I have a male Irish and three female Irish/goldens, two of them are his girls, love them

Very cool breed.

Very nice video and very nice Irish Setters. We had a female for 14 years when we finally had to say good bye to her, now she is on the Mantel above the fireplace in her wooden Urn and watching us. We got us a new Irish Setter a male, his Name is “Lucky” (luck of the Irish) he is now 3 1/2 years old and what a joy he is. Definitely a boy, my buddy..

@NaturallyHappyDogs

4 жыл бұрын

Sounds like they have both had lovely lives with you :)

@kseibert60

4 жыл бұрын

Naturally Happy Dogs , yes they have a good live. The one that past away and now the boy Setter, how can you not love them. Looking at your video,, you most love them also and you can tell how they cuddle up to you. Do you live here in the US or Europe? Have a nice Day.

@NaturallyHappyDogs

4 жыл бұрын

@@kseibert60 Hi there, yes indeed :) We are based in the UK, although these aren't actually our dogs, we just travel around the country filming various dog videos - what a great job!

Great video David. Both my setters came from you. Claude is now 6 and is your dog Edgar’ brother. He is my best friend and an absolute delight. Mabel is now 4 and is a so calm and loving and likes to greet everyone by leaning on them. They both get constant positive comments and I have even been stopped by car drivers wanting to know where I got them from.

I love that Irish setters are (usually) "selective energetic" dogs. They can spend many hours lying, sleeping, be calm and quiet, and exhaust their energy during a walk . In contrary to eg. jack Russell or other breeds which are excited all the time. And it needs to be mentioned that setters are prone to cancer. My two setters suffered from cancers

My Dream dog can't wait to get one ❤️

I grew up with a setter. My grandparents had a male..... Called whisky. Can u imagine my Grandad walking him, calling Whisky.. out in the green. I'd so much love a setter.

great dogs

Awesome video!

years ago before I got into rescue and adoption only of Greyhounds, I had irish Setters. Got my first puppy in 1969 and after she had to be put down with severe hip dysplasia at only 10 , I got my second pup in 1980 - she lived to be almost 15. Beautiful dogs, but now I like the Greyhounds as they are zero upkeep and rescue and adoption to me is the way to go - I believe in always adopt and never shop

Amazing dogs, great company , and they have so much character , you get so attached to them the only problem is when you loose them like I did it’s like loosing a family member the pain is quite unbearable , it’s been 6 years since I lost mine at age 13

@frankserrano114

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, I took off a week from work. I loved him very, very much. King SerMarcos sire was champion hunter and his mother champion show. If I could a miracle I would bring home again. He was kidnapped at 9 years old. We loved the mountains and hunting.

@frankserrano114

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I had a very difficult time when King was kidnapped. He was 8 years old. I posted reward for $500.00. My mother added another $200.00. That was back in 1975. One year on the highway between Bakersfield and LA at a historic site a man offered me $1,000 cash for King. I said, “all your money in the bank couldn’t buy this friend of mine.” He saw it in my eyes and shook my hand. He war obedient and loving and protective. In mountain canyon while getting a fire going he on his own would run up both sides to secure the area for us. My greatest wish is that mankind could be like my doggie it would be a beautiful world. He never got angry. I’m 83 now and wish he could be with me now. We loved the mountains.

@changingtimes9726

3 жыл бұрын

Frank Serrano - hey thank you for replying , I’m so sorry to hear your story but in a way can relate to you and know the pain you go through , these dogs are special and have a connection With owners I don’t care what anyone says . But anyway god bless stay safe

My setter has learned what the f word means, whenever I get frustrated around her and let a curse slip, she comes to me slowly and puts her head in my lap to calm me down, very affectionate creatures.

I love my Tohru!

CUTIE

I have raised Irish Setters 69 years and on my 10th one. Rory who is 4 year old

Never owned a dog but this one looks like it would be for me.

I'm finna get a Irish setter next year I really do love these dogs man they bring life to human kind in I want a girl to 💯😂

\\o// Today three cars stopped to say Hello while walking the dog....... Otherwise strangers don't talk ! { Lots of interesting information - THANK YOU ! }

@NaturallyHappyDogs

5 жыл бұрын

Dogs are great conversation starters :)

omg. “There is no difference between a dog and a bitch.” This man speaks the truth and nothing but the truth!

Why do you cut her hair on her neck? This is one of the nicest part of her fur.

Thanks another superb video, do you have to be careful with the prey instinct of these Setters? Whilst it sounds like this guy doesn't I have heard that others can need caution Edit: Also are they prone to eating poo and rolling in it?

@briangallagher3106

3 жыл бұрын

My Charlie doesn’t show any aggression towards prey birds or cats he shows playful interest. He never rolls in anything distasteful in fact he’s a very clean dog at 8 or 9 weeks he was asking to go outside to pee or poo. He has had trouble with eating poo though, I changed his diet recently and he’s getting better with that. Not perfect though

You say they are not a retrieving dog, I have a 6 year old bitch that will retrieve land and water and loves every second of it just goes to show every dog is different

@frankserrano114

3 жыл бұрын

It is the daily training you give your setter that makes the difference. I got off my wheelchair on my knees and trained my setter. At 10 months old he out performed all of my friends hunting dogs. Quail pheasant and duck all by hand and whistle command. Perfect retriever.

5:57 Ironically it's our younger Irish setter that teaches the older one

I want Irish setters puppy but my hardluck to purchase 😞 it.

Help! I have an Irish setter puppy that's VERY full on - loves mouthing, jumping up and stealing ya socks - and I'm terrified! I don't wanna go downstairs! I'm 16 btw and have 2 parents and a sister

@akita2502

5 жыл бұрын

Exercise the dog more. Train the dog. Mental and physical stimulation and consistent correction should help.

@tl9439

5 жыл бұрын

Definitely exercise the dog! Take it for a walk/jog when you get home from classes. Irish Setters are very smart and they’re happy to be trained IF you make it fun for them. Treats and positive reinforcement will go a long way. Also, the more time you spend with the dog, the more it will listen to you - setters are not pack leaders and make trouble if no ones setting an example. They’ve got a ton of energy, they’re super sweet and if you mold your schedule a bit to get that energy out, they’ll be happy to adapt to your lifestyle a bit and hang out on the couch. Give them attention, positive correction, pick a noise to correct them instead of just saying “no.” Keep at it while it’s a puppy and by age 3 you’ll have a beautiful, caring, intelligent, unforgettable best friend.

where is this located?

Has anyone got contact details for David?

@NaturallyHappyDogs

4 жыл бұрын

Hi there, if you contact the breed club they should be able to put you in touch. If no luck, contact us via Naturally Happy dogs website and we’ll see what we can do

@robertclarke2807

3 жыл бұрын

Mr D J Bell. Heathfield Pound Green, Arley Bewdley Worcestershire DY12 3LL. Primary Phone 01299 403804 ...

Great dogs but I prefer Gordons

I've met Irish setter a hunter have two of them a mother and his child they are friendly and chill dogs i had 2 stray puppies with me they did nothing to them.