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Gordon Setter Scottish Terrier
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physical traits - strongest
- heaviest and slowest of setters
- small
- solid
- muscular
- not docile
colors black with tan markings - black
- steel/iron gray
- red or black brindle
- sandy or wheaten
personality/ temperament - fearless
- willing
- intelligent
- loyal
- alert
- affectionate
- capable
- alert
- friendly
- relaxed
- obedient
- confident
- even-tempered
- sensitive
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- dependable
- loyal
- alert
- spirited
- rugged
- fearless
- aloof toward strangers
- independent
- feisty
- hot-tempered
- sensitive
- quiet
- easily distracted
maintenance/ special needs - lots of exercise
- long daily walks
- regular brushing
- protect from heat dark coat absorbs heat easily
- drools
- brush regularly
- requires tolerance to train
nickname ... - 'Scottie'
- Aberdeen Terrier
origination Scotland Scotland
bred for hunt game birds - hunt small ground vermin
- foxes and badgers in Scottish Highlands
identifying traits - black and tan
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height ... 10~11 (inch)
height for male 24~27 (inch) ...
height for female 23~26 (inch) ...
ideal for - family
- companion
- hunting
- gun dog
- other pets
- cooler weather
- one-person companionship
- watchdog
- city or country life
- any climate
good with kids?
yes
no
lifespan 13 (year) 13~14 (year)
kennel clubs - akc-(sporting dog group)
- fci-(British and Irish Pointer Dog group)
- ukc
- saku
- ankc
- uk
- nzkc-(gundog group)
- akc
- ukc
- saku
- ankc
- uk
- nzkc-(terrier dog group)
- fci-(small sized terrier dog group)
- ckc
hair type - moderate length
- soft
- shiny
- straight or wavy
- double coat
- short
- hard
- wiry
- tough
- straight topcoat
- soft
- dense undercoat
rescues The Gordon Setter Club of America ...
weight for male 55~80 (lbs) 19~23 (lbs)
weight for female 45~70 (lbs) 18~21 (lbs)
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