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                                                       Updated 02/17/11

 

 

 

Gabby bred to Big Red  had six puppies on 12/12/2010. Four males and two female. Ready to go to their new homes.  Photos taken at nine weeks old.

 

                                              Males:

                                          The two I have left:

          

                                      Gage                  Grant    

                                              

                                             

These are AKC reg. Irish setter puppies, will be checked out by a veterinarian, be up to date on worming and vaccinations and will have a puppy package that includes shot record. Please fill out the questionnaire. After approve, arrangements will be made.

 Please go to : Health Guarantee, for more information.

 

Male v/s Female

From many years of raising both male and female dogs, I have found that I personally favor the males over the females. They are much more family oriented and protective toward their family. 

Males are much sweeter and obey better. A male is much more lovable and willing to do anything to please you. They love your approval and generally seek out your affection. 

Most people do not want males because they think all males will mark their territory by lifting the leg and peeing on everything in site. I have learned from my past clients who have purchased my puppies say if the males are neutered at an early age say 4 to 6 months, they do not mark their territory, having never gotten male hormones due to this early neutering.  

In the dog pack makeup, females usually rule the roost, determine pecking order. A male is satisfied that he has a yard and a family to love.  Females are higher strung and from time to time will fight with other dogs. They often hold grudges for days at a time when they have been corrected for doing something wrong. If your female is not spayed then you also have a heat cycle every 6 to 8 months. This can also lead to unwanted puppies to care for and find homes for in the future. 

A friend once said the males are born to serve us; the females are born for you to serve them.

Please consider a male as your next best friend.