Irish Red Setter puppies IKC Registered (pending)

We are delighted to offer beautiful IKC registered Irish Red Setter puppies, currently located in county Westmeath.

Both male and female puppies are available.

These puppies come from Field Trial Champion breeding lines and both parents are family pets/working dogs.

All puppies will be registered with the Irish Kennel Club (PENDING).

They have already been vaccinated and wormed, ensuring they are healthy and ready to join their new family.

Please call me with any questions relating to the pups or their parents.

Context on the breed:

Irish Setters are renowned for their affectionate nature, making them fantastic companions for families and individuals alike. With a friendly disposition and boundless energy, this breed thrives in active households where they can partake in plenty of exercise and outdoor adventures.

Moreover, they have striking red coats and an elegant build. Naturally intelligent, they are dogs that can be trained easily with consistent and positive reinforcement methods.

Whether you're looking for a loyal friend or a playful partner for outdoor activities, these young Irish Setter puppies are sure to bring joy and warmth to your home.

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