Gordon Setter

• Origin and Crossbreeds: The Gordon Setter originated in Scotland and was bred for hunting. Typically a purebred breed, though some crosses with other setters are seen.

• Compatibility with Children and Babies: Generally good with children and can be very affectionate, making them great family pets.

• Compatibility with Other Pets: Usually good with other dogs but may chase smaller animals due to their hunting instincts.

• Health Conditions: Prone to hip dysplasia and certain cancers.

• Habits: Energetic and intelligent; they require regular exercise and enjoy outdoor activities.

• Social Life: Loyal and affectionate; they thrive on human companionship and often seek to please their owners.

• Suitability for Home Life: Best suited for active families with access to outdoor spaces, as they need ample exercise.

• Eating Habits: Requires a high-quality diet to support their energy levels and active lifestyle.

• Average Monthly Expenses: Monthly expenses typically range from £80-130 GBP.

• Encyclopedic Fact: The Gordon Setter is known for its striking black and tan coat and is one of the largest of the setter breeds, known for its loyalty and friendly nature.