Gordon Setter - Top 10 Facts
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- Gordon Setter is the largest and most substantial of the setters. This is not a dog that adapts well to life in a kennel, but one that needs and demands attention for its proper development.
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In this video, we are counting down the top 10 facts about the Gordon Setter that you might not know.
A Quick Overview:
Group: Sporting Dogs
Weight: 45 to 80 pounds
Height: 1 foot, 11 inches to 2 feet, 3 inches tall at the shoulder
Life Expectancy: 10-12 years
Gordon Setters need a firm hand when it comes to training but not so firm that their sensitive spirit is damaged. Consistent, firm, fair training using the techniques of positive reinforcement will prevent them from becoming dominant, wilful, and stubborn. The mental activity provided by training will help keep them occupied and out of trouble.
Some Gordons can be aggressive toward other dogs, but it's not a common trait in the breed, and they should never be vicious. Toward strangers Gordons can be aloof, preferring the attention of their own people. They'll tolerate attention from strangers but don't actively seek it. To avoid any aggression or fear regarding strangers, it's important to socialize your Gordon Setter - expose him to a variety of people, sights, sounds, and situations - in puppyhood. A properly socialized Gordon is alert and fearless, an excellent watchdog.
The Gordon Setter is a loving companion and steady protector of the children in his life. Gordons are generally patient with children and tolerate much of their teasing and treatment, although of course, they shouldn't have to. It's always important to supervise interactions between children and dogs.
Known for their vocal skills, Gordons can be verbal in conveying their likes, dislikes, and other feelings. When they're provided with the attention and exercise they crave, they're loving, protective, and intensely devoted to their families.
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Gordon's are not know to be aggressive towards other dogs and in general they do not bark alot.
@Nana3star It what situation does it bark?
Mine would bark alot up at the cabin.
Had a Gordon... it almost never barked!
I had to put my Gordan setter Tucker down about a month ago. They're such loving and affectionate animals. My dog did have horrible seperation anxiety. If he was left alone he would howl and howl. Otherwise, I never heard a peep from him. He only had issues with one other dog otherwise he had no issues with any other animals or people. I highly recommend this breed, Tucker was my best friend.
Is your Gordon a loving, wonderful, and caring companion?
Let us know in the comments!
Yes
Don't know where you get your "facts" from, but one of the best things about setters is that they only bark when they have a good reason. Yes, especially the Gordon is alert and will watch strangers with some healthy carefulness. But nothing more. I really liked that about my Gordon. If she barked, I knew I had to check.
They are also perfectly happy to live in a small apartment close to their owner. If you have a dog like this, your home is just the "home base" for eating, sleeping etc. You should spend a lot of time outside and take your dog with you most of the time. It doesn't matter how big your house is. Dogs don't like to be left alone, especially hunting dogs. If you have a job where you can't take your dog along, you simply shouldn't get one.
Our Gordon loves other dogs and loves running. A very consistent approach to recall training is essential. Large garden/yard is essential. wouldn't be without one.
Had a Gordon. Best dog ever.
i have 2 gorden setters
best dogs ever
my parents had one gordon setter when i was young, and have 2 gorden setters now. one of our 2 current dogs does not like other dogs except the other one we have, but we don't know if i has been socialised when he was young caus we got him when he was 7 years. his old owner died
I have 2 gordons 2
had a gordon awesome dog
Incorrect. Gordon's are not known as big barkers.
Wonderful dogs, have them from when I was 26years old until now, wouldn’t have it any other way, love them ❤️
I don't agree with 2 points: 1) although they are known to be vocal, they do not bark a lot. They 'talk'.2) they are in general very friendly with other dogs, we go to a dog park twice a week and we have dogs visiting all the time. The gordons are friendly and playful. Wkr Katrien Ghesquiere, Gordon Setters of the Purple Fallow.
they definetly talk
BEAUTIFUL 🥰 OMG BEAUTIFUL!!
My grandparents worked on an estate in Spain. When we came to vist them in the summer me sister and I spend hours playing with the owners two Grodon Setters. Inexhaustible, affectionate, cuddly. Lovely dogs. So, pinecones and cornhusks fetch was the stable as was long walks.
We have a Gordon called rufus, he’s the best
Yes, they talk! I've had two Gordons, one made it to 14 years, the other is 14 1/2. Both had bloat; caught it early, got surgery and they survived. Stubborn. When they learn something, they don't forget it. Great exercise companions - we've walked 2 miles daily for years. Mine were fast - if they get out of the yard, they run and run (beautiful yet terrifying). Do not get this breed if you're not up to giving them attention and exercise. And again, stubborn: They have nothing better to do than outlast you. And the coat: It will matt - you must brush it out out. These are wonderful dogs, but need responsible owners.
I had a Gordon as well. She behaved just like your dog. I would add though that my dog would eat anything. One day I left a frozen roast on the kitchen counter to thaw out. The dog grabbed it and ate the whole roast.
more of a singer than a barker
Our Gordon absolutely loves other dogs. It's his favourite thing ever. Other than running - which he is extremely fast at.
I had 10 years of happiness, god how I miss him everyday.
My current Gordon is 11 years old. He has been the best dog ever. He started getting toe tumors so I’m hoping I get to keep him for a few more years.
2:42 mama setter looking around saying "I'm sure glad I don't have to pick up this mess"
My senior Gordon chuck he is silent as a ninja . Neighbors didn't know he was there for a winter
They love other dogs, the Males can be more dominant but its not a rule. I own 3 yo boy name Monty
also they don't shed, at least nothing lie Goldens or huskies
My dog is that breed but not obedient
"Not the fastest dogs?" That has to be the American breed, the European ones (i have one in Norway) is fast as hell. You can release them and 20 seconds later they are over every hill.
Have a Gordon setter best dog ever
You need another narrator.
The barking part is NOT true for all Gordon Setters.
I only bark to greet @coresave or at cats.
They don't tell you about the constant running away because they thought he saw a bird.....
Irish setters are the most large of the setters tho..
No
I share my house with one 7 year old Gordon and he is a great companion. This dog is a hunting machine. Birds around my area will literally let you step over them if they think you don't see them. I know this because my Gordon has found and pointed at the path people just walked on finding birds. Contrary to the video mine only barks when he wants to get my attention or he wants to scare someone away. Such as at the UPS guy. So he only ends up barking maybe once or twice a week. He is friendly to people he knows and he plays well with my cat. They definitely need a lot of room.
our nine year old Charlie gordon passed away nine months ago ..... we miss him a lot for us he was like a son, they are four wonderful legs, they ask a lot but they give you a lot, the next will be another gordon.
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My dad had a Gordan and I had the Irish setter. We hunted quail on horseback in those days. That was back in the 60's. Great times.
My gordon setter dont bark very much only when she sees other dogs and People
I have a Gordon and she is so sweet!!!!!
So cute :)
My gordon has s little broder named Rapp and thay is god friends
PS: Rapp is a Norwegian black elkhound
I want to cross it with a Newfoundland and get a dog that looks like a Tibetan mastiff. Whadaya think?
Get a Tibetan Mastiff
Beautiful breed
My 3 year old “Filou” looks like an alpaca because his head is full with curls ^^ but he’s really a dog that doesn’t bark often and he loves to meet any new dog.
You have to pull out his Topknot to stop the curls. You might need to clip it now though.
You need to shave the top of his head.
@@mckessa17 I already did 😂looks like a puppy again now
Diz dag... No doug..
my sisters gordon setters are annoying
You’re probably the one that annoys them more lol
My Gordon is super submissive towards his peers.