The British Setter (definite introduction)
The morphological characteristics of the English Setter are quite obvious, with a rich, firm and even body. , combines strength and elegance, and will not make people feel uncomfortable at all. The size and proportions of the head and body are proportionate, with the principal planes of the head being parallel to each other when viewed from the side. The head is oval-shaped and moderately wide when viewed from top to bottom. The length of the skull is exactly the same as the length of the muzzle.
The dog's eyes are bright and soft-looking, dark brown, almost round, and quite large. There are two types of noses: black and dark brown, and the nostrils are loose and open. The ears are set very far back and low, hanging naturally on the sides of the head. The length is flat, the tips of the ears are slightly rounded, and the shells are thin. Teeth close together.
The neck is long, beautiful and muscular; the topline remains level when exercising or standing; the chest is deep, but neither wide nor rounded; the back is straight and full; the loin is strong and of medium length; the tail is long , the tail end is pointed and held straight. The forelegs are straight and parallel, the toes are close together and the pads are rich; the legs are straight and parallel to each other.
The coat is flat and not curved, and there are beautiful feathers on many parts of the body. Suitable for trimming, it will add a lot of color to it. The expression is also very rich, walking briskly and gracefully, with light steps, good stretchability, strong hind limbs, showing good endurance.
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