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I was involved in Obedience at a very young age with my Grandparents running an Obedience club and then showing in the 70's when my parents showed Cocker Spaniels and Irish Setters ...
I got my first Irish Setter in 1985 and have been hooked ever since ....
We don't breed often and when we do, we breed for quality - healthy and beautiful Irish Setters. Our dogs carry the rare bloodlines of traditional working setters and are highly intelligent, genetically tested free of CLAD and PRA and would suit any chosen dog activities.
CH.Cherryglen Prety In Pink (Molly)
Our first Irish Setter and we couldn't be any happier with Molly, gaining her Australian Championship by the time she was a year and a half, Molly is a loving member of our family.
Molly has had her 2nd Litter on 12th December 2022. We have a male puppy looking for his new forever home. Enquiries welcome.
It is with saddness that I will imform you all my Misty passed aw with a snake bite
I had been away from DogzOnline for some time now. I am from California moved here in June 2003 brought over 4 dogs with me to show. They are all round dogs, conformation, field, obedience and agility also therapy dogs. They have a wonderful temperaments and lovely expressions. All have since passed over the rainbowbridge, their puppies have had litters and the US bloodlines are still very strong.
I am still am a member of the Irish Setter Club of America, Irish Setter Club of San Diego, Irish Setter Club of Southern California, and The South Bay Kennel Club. And in Australia Coffs Harbour Kennel Club.
Puppies are due July 25th, puppies are here on time.
Dogs NSW Member - 2100014429
My breeder status can be verified via the Dogs NSW website.
We have an outstanding female puppy available from the best working bloodlines. Our Pink girl is healthy, active and bright. She is vaccinated and microchipped.
Our pups are brought up in the house an part of our family. They are used to all actions and noises from a normal household.
When they are old enough, they go to the puppy house during the day which is part of our backyard and the pups are very active exploring, chasing, eating bones and playing. They continue to come back to the house at night.
They also now know some basic obedience commands - yes, no, sit, wait, puppy come. Pinky knows her name (which of course will be easily changed by a loving owner). Occasionally I take the pups and Mum for drives in the car.
You can see pics of their life on the puppy page of our website.
You can see her sisters and brother, who have gone to new homes, on the puppy page as well.
We have no boys available.
Dogs NSW Member - 2000431040
My breeder status can be verified via the Dogs NSW website.
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