My dad was a hobby dog trainer and breeder, and I grew up thinking that meals were taken on all fours...until I left home...

I have had and helped train many fine breeds, but the one I fell in love with was the Llewellin Setter. They are the most tractible dog I've ever worked with, and they live to please their master. They do well with other dogs and live inside well, providing that you get them out for runs...not walks...RUNS!

My Ms. Scarlet lives for two things...me and bird hunting. They may get very big or just be of average stature, about the same as their brothers, the English Setters. The LLewellins tend come along faster than the Enslish; Setters are notorious for being a bit slower to develop, but not so with Llewellins. That was an integral point in their breeding and development. They are great water dogs as well as upland pointing dogs. I believe there are several pix of Scarlett in the thread below..."Some pictures of my dog, Siegfried" by NitroX

There are no bad dogs, just people who make them that way...