🦮 Large · United Kingdom (Scotland)
A powerful Scottish pointing dog with a black-and-tan silky coat, an independent character, and a strong work drive, more reserved toward strangers than other setter breeds.
Independent, loyal, and somewhat more reserved toward strangers than other setters. Shows a pronounced independent will when working.
High exercise and activity needs; enjoys working independently in hunting or tracking work.
The medium-length, silky coat with feathering needs regular brushing; ears should be checked regularly.
The independent character requires consistent, patient training. Better suited to experienced, active owners than to beginners.
Hip dysplasia, gastric torsion, progressive retinal atrophy (PRA), and hypothyroidism occur in the breed.
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