Feb 23, 2024 · The Gordon setter is a medium-large sporting dog breed from Scotland with a silky, medium-length double coat that comes in black with tan accents. There’s feathering on the ears, chest, stomach, legs, and tail. And, typically, the tan is on the muzzle and throat, lower legs, eyebrows, and rear.

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Mar 5, 2025 · Gordon Setter dogs are highly active and love spending time with their humans. Keep reading to find out everything you should know about this dog breed.

South Florida dog owners claim their beloved bulldog Gordo died while being taken care of by a "trainer."

Gordo, the dog, was terrified when he arrived at the Miami-Dade Animal Care Shelter. The two-year-old Labrador retriever puppy was being surrendered on July 31 by his owner. The jerk of an owner smiled and laughed as he held up his frightened dog for a photo.

The Gordon Setter is a large sporting dog breed from Scotland originally bred to hunt pheasants and quail.

Jan 21, 2020 · Here are 15 things you should know about the Gordon Setter dog breed: 1. They Have Been Around Since 1620 But Only Gained Prominence 200 years later. 2. They Were Called Black-and-Tan Setters. 3. They Are The Largest Setter Breeds. 4. They Are Beautiful and Distinctive. 5. They are Intensely Loyal. 6.

Jul 15, 2020 · The Gordon Setter is a lesser known hunting dog that originated in Scotland, explore its history, standards, and characteristics.

Gordon Setters are also called Gordons, and were previously called Black and Tan Setters. The Gordon Setter has a shiny, straight, or slightly wavy medium-length coat with longer hair at the legs, ears, stomach, chest, and tail. The coat is black with tan markings. Average Height: 23-27 inches. Male: 55-80 pounds. Female: 45-70 pounds.

Jun 10, 2020 · Gordons are noted for their exceptional stamina and are capable of covering more than 50 miles in a day’s work on the grouse moor. Physically the Gordon is a stylish and handsome dog. It has a coal-black coat with distinctive tan markings of a rich chestnut colour.