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CassiopeaMember[quote author=*Nick* link=topic=12477.msg241186#msg241186 date=1221684653]
Hello! Your English is excellent! As Kiz said, it’s a lot better than my lithuanian :yes:Your Gordon is very good looking! Not surprised you show and do well.
I think Kiz’s basic breakdown of the different Setters is accurate.
Personally I only know a couple of Gordons and while they are stunning dogs they are very ‘show-bred’ and don’t have much hunting drive left.
The red and whites are a great breed. My dogs breeder also raises red and whites and they are beautiful, loving, intelligent and loyal with a strong hunting drive. Quite close ranging dogs, no more than 50 yards out .
The Irish in my opinion is possibly the most beautiful dog breed..however due to some ‘bad’ breeding they can be dumb as a bag of broken hammers. There are still some amazing working lines out there though.
The English Setter working and show lines are sooo different over here. personally I don’t care for the show English look but the Field Trial lines are amazing. They are an extremely popular dog over here for field trials (horseback) as well as hunting (we only do ‘rough shooting’ over here) They’ve been bred to range almost as far as an English Pointer and are truly spectacular dogs.There’s also an offshoot of the English called the Llewellin (sp) a much closer working dog for the foot hunter
Looking forward to this thread and other talk about Setters 8)
[/quote]Thanks for the nice words about my gordon… The first my gordon was more working type not show, but in that time gordon was rare breed in Lithuania so we had LT CH very fast…
Yes, English setters is very differnt, but I like show lines setters because they are very impression Espacially yellow belton ant tricolor…
CassiopeaMember[quote author=Kerry_and_Beau link=topic=12477.msg241145#msg241145 date=1221679762]
hi and welcome, my daughter was only asking if there was a godon setter on this board…and now there is, she is very pleased 😀
[/quote]It’s nice to hear 😉
CassiopeaMember[quote author=Mark. link=topic=12477.msg241125#msg241125 date=1221676949]
Your one looks good. Very good in fact, the one i know is a bit too fat really. He likes food. ;D
[/quote]If gordon will be overfeed he is susceptible to fatten
CassiopeaMember[quote author=Mark. link=topic=12477.msg241123#msg241123 date=1221675466]
My dog plays with a Gordon Setter in the park, he’s a very nice dog but a bit bigger than yours. I think he eats too much food since i last saw him.
[/quote]I try don’t overfeed this gordon…
CassiopeaMember[quote author=kizkiznobite link=topic=12477.msg241117#msg241117 date=1221672756]
🙂 well….it brill compared to mine and other members lithuanian…so well done you 🙂ok setters…
my take as a behaviourst and a gunner mad woman…
irish
hard to cue (train) if high drive..as in high working drive..but when the light bulb goes on they brill…it just might take some timethe irish red and white
all of the above but they add some..they add a certain loyalty that is there form day one…they are faster thinkers and decision makers…
the english..
mmm…well…been a while since i found a working english….they pretty and they aloof and the drive is some what weaker these days…the gordon
ok…love me hate me but…for me these are the ‘clowns’ of the gunner world…they adorable and they faithful and they are loves but…they do the….’ok what we doing…ah right we doing that then ah ok just a second i need to do this ok? ahh right then done that now what we doing?’ and so on…
others will no doubt have a different opinion… 🙂
[/quote]How nice and funny 😉 But very correct…
CassiopeaMember[quote author=Val link=topic=12477.msg241111#msg241111 date=1221672206]
What country do you show in?
[/quote]At this time I show my gordon in Lithuania, but in winter we are plaining to go to Latvia
CassiopeaMember[quote author=kizkiznobite link=topic=12477.msg241109#msg241109 date=1221672083]
mmm..ok ..where are you from and is english your first language,,,just so i know before i make an idiot of myself :yes:
[/quote]I’m from Lithuania. Englis is my second language and I know, that I don’t speak very well. I’m doing gramma mistakes… 🙁
CassiopeaMember[quote author=*Nat* link=topic=12477.msg241106#msg241106 date=1221671813]
Hi and welcome ;D
[/quote]Thanks…
CassiopeaMember[quote author=Val link=topic=12477.msg241097#msg241097 date=1221670844]
Hi and Welcome I guess from the show stand ;D you show, so how are you finding the world of showdogs, this your first Gordon
[/quote]I was intersting dogs a long time and my first gordon was DZEDAS GUBOJA “Gordas” from firs gordon setters kennel in Lithuania. At first I didn’t think about dog shows but Gordas breeder said for me that I takenthe show class dog, so I decided to try. The firs show was when Gordas was in Junior class and he got JW and JW BOB. So, I desided that I want to show my dog in show and I started to show my gordon in show, because I started to like dog shows. 🙂
CassiopeaMember[quote author=Sweetypye link=topic=12477.msg241085#msg241085 date=1221668936]
http://www.irishredandwhitesetterclub.org/Irish Red and White Setter
Irish Setter
http://www.gordonsetterassociation.co.uk/
Gordon Setter
http:// http://www.englishsetterassociation.co.uk
English Setter
[/quote]Thanks… I know that link about gordons, because I’m interested in Gordon setters and I ‘m amazing Irish Red And White setters 🙂
CassiopeaMemberMaybe I started discuss not clearlly…. Sorry…. But I don’t think that I could to start this discuss 😉
CassiopeaMember[quote author=kizkiznobite link=topic=12477.msg241072#msg241072 date=1221667916]
hi and welcome to another gunner 🙂so…what you want to discuss re the gordons…bless their loving hearts and handsome bodies but…….. 🙂
[/quote]Why and what “but”…..?
I would like to discuss not about gordons. There are three setters breeds in the word and each setter are very impression, amazing
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