The Irish Setter originated in Ireland during the 1700s. Hunters seeking an all-purpose hunting dog, it is believed developed the dog by crossing English Setters, Gordon Setters, as well as a variety ...

One second they’re trotting through the brush, the next—they’re frozen, staring down a scent only they can smell. Pointing ...

Dozens of different dog breeds hail from the UK, many of which are hunting breeds and have roots in sport that date back hundreds of years. Whether in the countryside or the city, Britain has been ...

The Gordon Setter was developed in Scotland in the 19th century ... The Irish Setter, also known as the Red Setter, originated in Ireland in the 1800s as a powerful yet graceful hunting dog. Today, ...

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A 19-YEAR-OLD girl was left covered in blood and screaming in agony after a dog ripped open her arm in a terrifying attack. Eden Moss, 19, suffered horrific puncture wounds after the hound pounced ...

On the right, a Turkish Pointer, and on the left, a mixed-breed dog with a similar forked nose. © Reuben M. Buckley, et al A rare breed of hunting dogs known for its ...

But a new study suggests a genetic clue may be found in a rare breed of hunting dog. An international research team reports that it has identified the genetic origins of the forked nose that ...

Article continues below “During the passage of the Bill, ministers were clear that hunting with dogs has 'no place in modern Scotland', that the licensing scheme would be 'rigorous' and that a ...