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    Our English Setter arrives

    Myself and my import partner John have been very excited over the last few days as our English Setter from Ireland bred by Gerald Devine http://gortinreaghsetters.wordpress.com/tag/gerald-devine/
    who Iis one of the most winning English Setter handlers currently in the UK .Our dog has been given the name by Gerald of "Failte" which means welcome in Gaelic and some how is pronounced felcha?? YEP LOL
    Failte is around 13 months old and a fine looking bitch , not a big bitch as one might find in NZ at her age but a little more fine of features and stunning to say the least ! She is a very styley looking bitch and her feathering is quite eye catching .I watched her pacing up and down the run and setting sparrows as they landed near the compound .I have a job ahead of me with her training as to date I think she has had zip nada .
    Here is a link to her on youtube

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    Congratulations El B, you have been waiting a while. Mate if you taught her to wag that tail in a circular motion she could bloody near fly
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    Stunning . Can't wait for your first video on with here on the birds
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    She's a good looking bitch. I look forward to seeing how she comes along.
    Yeah nah bro

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    So you're the proud owner of a felcher. Ok.

    Nice looking dog, but I can't believe they didn't do a bit of training. LMAO.

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    nice one el borracho shes good looking hope it all works out

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    Céad míle fáilte to you, 'Falcher'!

    Congrats! All the best with her!

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    Cheers guys ! Its always exciting taking on a new working pet and seeing how far you can progress .My other dog will finally enjoy being in his kennel with a cute little minx next to him I reckon
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    Chur bro, cant wait to see her progress

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    well done.

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    El B, I wish you all the very best with your puppy...
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    You going to be bisy now, finaly happened aye, but still just the begining
    Looks nice, couple more quail about now...
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    Fuckin thing has probably legged it already

    You better go check (again) el b.

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    [QUOTE

    You better go check (again) el b.[/QUOTE]

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    Tuigeann sí ach gaelic

 

 

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