Irish Red Setter puppies, IKC Registered

We are delighted to offer two beautiful IKC registered Irish Setter puppies for sale in Limerick, a male and a female, both with a striking red coat. These puppies, born just a few months ago, are already showing the lively and active temperament that the breed is known for. Irish Setters are renowned for their energy and enthusiasm, making them excellent companions for active families who enjoy outdoor activities.

Both parents are outstanding examples of the breed, coming from world champion bloodlines, and can be seen upon request. These puppies have been vaccinated and wormed, ensuring their health and well-being. We are seeking 5-star homes for these wonderful puppies, where they will be loved and cared for as part of your family. The Irish Setter is truly an amazing breed, offering loyalty, intelligence, and a joyful spirit to the right home.

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