5 Available English Setter Dogs for Adoption near Chelsea, Michigan
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PREMIUM
$1000
#4
Shih Tzu
🇺🇸
Marion, Michigan
male, small, young, mixed
Shih Tzu
Marion, Michigan
PREMIUM
$2000
BROWNIE
Bull Terrier
🇺🇸
Greenville, Ohio
female, medium, baby, mixed
Bull Terrier
Greenville, Ohio
PREMIUM
MILEY
Coton De Tulear
🇺🇸
Big Rapids, Michigan
Coton De Tulear
Big Rapids, Michigan
PREMIUM
$1000
#5
Shih Tzu
🇺🇸
Marion, Michigan
male, small, young, mixed
Shih Tzu
Marion, Michigan
PREMIUM
$1000
#1
Shih Tzu
🇺🇸
Marion, Michigan
male, small, young, mixed
Shih Tzu
Marion, Michigan
PREMIUM
$1000
#2
Shih Tzu
🇺🇸
Marion, Michigan
male, small, young, mixed
Shih Tzu
Marion, Michigan
PREMIUM
$2500
DOT
Bull Terrier
🇺🇸
Greenville, Ohio
female, medium, baby, mixed
Bull Terrier
Greenville, Ohio
PREMIUM
$1000
TEAL
Cairn Terrier
🇺🇸
Thompson, Ohio
male, small, young, mixed
Cairn Terrier
Thompson, Ohio
PREMIUM
$3200
CHANEL
Coton De Tulear
🇺🇸
Big Rapids, Michigan
female, baby, mixed
Coton De Tulear
Big Rapids, Michigan
PREMIUM
$1000
NO NAME #3
Shih Tzu
🇺🇸
Marion, Michigan
male, small, young, mixed
Shih Tzu
Marion, Michigan
PREMIUM
$1000
SHY
Cairn Terrier
🇺🇸
Thompson, Ohio
male, small, young, mixed
Cairn Terrier
Thompson, Ohio
PREMIUM
$3200
GUCCI
Coton De Tulear
🇺🇸
Big Rapids, Michigan
female, small, baby, mixed
Coton De Tulear
Big Rapids, Michigan
PREMIUM
$700
JEWLES
Miniature Poodle
🇺🇸
Groveport, Ohio
female, small, baby, mixed
Miniature Poodle
Groveport, Ohio
PREMIUM
$3000
RED COLLAR
German Shepherd Dog
🇺🇸
Louisville, Ohio
male, extra large, baby, mixed
German Shepherd Dog
Louisville, Ohio
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English Setter
🇺🇸
Chelsea, Michigan
female, medium, young
English Setter
🇺🇸
Chelsea, Michigan
male, medium, young
English Setter
🇺🇸
Chelsea, Michigan
male, medium, adult
English Setter
🇺🇸
Chelsea, Michigan
male, medium, young
ABOUT THE DOG BREEDS
ENGLISH SETTER
The English Setter is a graceful and elegant hunting dog known for its distinctive feathered coat, which comes in various color combinations such as orange, blue, or lemon belton. These dogs are friendly, affectionate, and sociable, making them excellent family pets. English Setters are energetic and require regular exercise to be happy and healthy. With their keen sense of smell and natural hunting instincts, they excel in fieldwork and dog sports thanks to their enthusiastic nature and quick intelligence.
The English Setter is a graceful and elegant hunting dog known for its distinctive feathered coat, which comes in various color combinations such as orange, blue, or lemon belton. These dogs are friendly, affectionate, and sociable, making them excellent family pets. English Setters are energetic and require regular exercise to be happy and healthy. With their keen sense of smell and natural hunting instincts, they excel in fieldwork and dog sports thanks to their enthusiastic nature and quick intelligence.
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