Beautiful litter of Red Setter puppies

We are pleased to present these beautiful Irish Setter puppies for sale. Born on the 10th of December, we have 2 female and 1 male puppy still available. These puppies are renowned for their affectionate temperament, making them the ideal addition to any family. Currently residing in Abbeylara, they are eager to bring joy to their new homes.

All of our puppies have received their vaccinations and worming treatments, ensuring they are in the peak of health. Irish Setters are celebrated for their striking red coats, and our puppies are no exception. They are brimming with energy and have a fondness for play. If you’re in search of a loyal, friendly and beautiful puppy, then your search ends here. Get in touch with us today to arrange a meeting with these charming Irish Setter puppies.

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