IRISH SETTER

In the leading essentials, this dog is similar to its English brother.

The main difference between the two is that the head of the Irish dog is

not quite so long in proportion and the occipital bone not so well

developed. His eyes, too, are lighter, and show less haw, and his

expression, like that of the Irish Water Spaniel and the Irish Terrier,

is different than any English variety. In fact it is a characteristic

purely Irish expression.

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