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The Gordon Setter dog breed originated
in Great Britain in the 1600s. The Gordon
Setter was developed by the 4th Duke of
Richmond and Gordon in Banffshire, Scotland.
The Gordon Setter was initially bred
to retrieve birds. The term “setter” originates
from the way such dogs “set” after they
locate game.
The Gordon Setter weighs 56-65 lbs and
is 24 1/2-26 inches tall. The female Gordon
Setter tends to be slightly smaller than
its male counterpart. The Gordon Setter
have silky fur and black and tan coloring
that is distinctive. The Gordon Setter
also known as the Black and Tan Setter.
The Gordon Setter is more protective
than other setter dog breeds, it is reserved
with strangers and can be aggressive with
other dogs. The Gordon Setter is however
a devoted family dog. The Gordon Setter
requires daily exercise, its coat is black
and tan and requires regular brushing
every 2-3 days.
The Gordon Setter is built for strength
and stamina rather than speed. The Gordon
Setter has either straight or wavy fur
that is soft and shiny, the Gordon Setter
has long feathering on ears, underside
and the backs of leg and tail.
The Gorden Setter’s life span is typically
10-12 years.
About the Author:
Logan Winters is a long time dog lover,
owner and trainer from Dog Pound http://www.dog-pound.net
. Dog Pound contains educational articles
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