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Ralf the Gordon SetterRalf our Gordon Setter

Ralf is our Gordon Setter.  This page is designed to update you in Ralf's progress with his new found venture of showing.

Visit this page often for new information about his recent  achievements!

Ralf's Details

Registered Kennel Club Name - Ordett Dalmore
DOB - 1st February 2007
Breeder - Mrs Yvonne Slaughter
Sire - Caballus Ebonie Adonis Ludstar SH CH IT CH
Dam - Roydack My Mystral At Ordett

Results History

November 2007
Pointer and Setter Champ Show
4th in Puppy Dog
2nd in Junior Dog (qualified for Crufts)

December 2007
Wickford and District Show
Reserve

January 2008
Ashford, Faversham & District Open Show
3rd in Puppy Dog

March 2008
Crufts
3rd in Special Puppy Dog
VHC in Special Junior Dog

Tunbridge Wells & District Canine Society Open Show
1st in Junior

April 2008
Wickford, Basildon & District Canine Society Open Show
VHC in Graduate

British Gordon Setter Association Champ Show
2nd in Novice Dog

Beckenham Canine Association Open Show
3rd in Junior

June 2008
The Gordon Setter Club Open Show - Cheddington Bucks
Reserve in Junior, Reserve in Yearling and 2nd in Novice

South of England Gundog Club - Maidstone Kent
3rd in Junior


Gordon Setters

History suggests the existence of black and tan setters as far back as the 16th century in Scotland and England.

The Duke of Gordon is credited with establishing the breed with its present characteristics in the 1820’s.

Gordons were initially bred as bird dogs, for hunting birds like pheasant and quail.  Although the hunting instinct remains strong in the breed, Gordons are equally at home as companion dogs, obedience and agility competitors, and show dogs.

Gordon Setters are alert and lively, pleasant and exceedingly loyal.  They tend to be devoted to members of their household, but are not overly friendly to strangers.  As a general rule, Gordons tend to tolerate attention from people they do not know rather than seeking such attention.

Gordons are capable of adapting to a variety of living situations, as long as they are assured of the love of their masters.  They do, however, need plenty of daily exercise to maintain peak physical and mental condition.