11 month old male Irish Red Setter puppy, IKC Registered

We are broken hearted to be offering our beautiful Irish Red Setter puppy for sale due to relocation. This male puppy, with his striking red and white coat, is 11 months old and embodies the classic characteristics of the breed. Irish Setters are renowned for their affectionate nature, making them excellent companions for families and children. This particular puppy is fully house-trained and also trained on the lead, ensuring a smooth transition to his new home. He is a very intelligent dog, responsive to training, and thrives on interaction and companionship. All the hard work has been done already so now it’s time for someone to enjoy him.

Our puppy has been extremely well cared for, is vaccinated and wormed, and we're seeking a loving home where he will continue to be cherished and well looked after. Located in Limerick, we hope to find the perfect match for our loyal and gentle friend.

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