Gordon Setter Puppies for sale in Middlesbrough

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Gordon Setters have been around for a long time, but it wasn"t until the fourth Duke of Gordon in the 1800s that people took notice of them. These handsome, proud working dogs boast of being the greatest of all setters. They are naturally active dogs and love to be kept busy, with the added bonus of retaining many of their puppy traits for life, making living with one Gordon Setter a real joy.

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FAQs

Are Gordon Setters good family dogs?

Gordon Setters are excellent family dogs, particularly suited to active families with older children. They are loyal, affectionate, patient, and gentle, bonding strongly with family members and other pets raised with them. Their protective nature and friendly temperament make them great companions, but they require plenty of daily exercise and mental stimulation due to their energetic and intelligent personality.

How rare are Gordon Setters?

Gordon Setters are considered somewhat rare compared to other setter breeds, which makes them less commonly seen and sometimes harder to find for sale. Their rarity adds to their unique appeal among dog enthusiasts.

How much does a Gordon Setter puppy cost?

The cost of a Gordon Setter puppy can vary, but generally, due to their rarity and pedigree, they tend to be moderately to highly priced. It is recommended to purchase from reputable breeders, such as those found on Pets4Homes, to ensure quality and ethical breeding practices.

What is the maintenance like for a Gordon Setter?

Gordon Setters are moderately high maintenance; they need consistent positive training as they can be intelligent but somewhat independent and stubborn. Regular daily exercise and mental stimulation are essential to keep them healthy and happy. Grooming includes regular coat care to manage their feathered fur, and they may develop separation anxiety if left alone for long periods.