Irish Red Setter puppies

We are delighted to offer four beautiful male Irish Setter puppies, born on 23rd August 2025, and now wormed, vaccinated, microchipped and ready for their forever homes.

These puppies come from two exceptional pedigrees, both steeped in top-class working history. They combine strong lineage with the affectionate, intelligent temperament that makes Irish Setters such wonderful family companions.

The Irish Setter is a gentle and outgoing breed, known for its striking mahogany-red coat and friendly nature. Mum, Ruby, is the perfect example of the breed — sweet, kind and devoted — and she has passed those wonderful traits on to her pups.

Irish Setters thrive in active homes where they can enjoy both physical exercise and mental stimulation, before settling in for cuddles at the end of the day. They make loyal, affectionate companions who fit beautifully into family life.

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