The English Setter is a medium size breed and part of the Setter family, which includes the red Irish Setters, Irish Red and White Setters, and black-and-tan Gordon Setters. A gentle but at times strong-willed, mischievous gun dog, it was bred for a mix of endurance, athleticism and to hunt for game.
Well-balanced, compact little dogs. Their coats are flat and silky with plenty of feathering on the front legs. They cover the ground well, their great drive coming from their muscular back legs.
Unique spotted coats; black or liver spots on a white background. Their outline is square, showing them to be well-balanced, strong, muscular dogs.
Very Long and low, compact, well-muscled body.
Tough, strong, active and curageous with crisp, tight curls.
Rough (long coated) and the Smooth (short coated) both have long chiselled heads. They come in 3 recognised colours Sable/White, Tricolour & Blue Merle.
Compact, medium with a distinctive lion like appearance and a blue tongue.
The smallest breed of companion dog, with a distinctive apple domed skull. This breed comes in the smooth and long coat variety.
A small spaniel with a short, but definite muzzle, large brown eyes and silky fur.
A medium to large breed with substantial build and a strong well-muscled body. They have a large expressive head and a short blunt muzzle tending towards an undershot bite. Their slightly pendulous lips may lead to drooling. They vary in colour from Fawn (Bone to sandy colour) and Red (Light to dark/reddish brown) all with a black muzzle and black orbits around the eyes. Both colours also come in Brindle (stripes that overlay the Fawn or Red coat colour.)
