2018年6月15日 · Get detailed Llewellin Setter dog breed facts, health, history, appearance, temperament, and maintenance information on Wag!

2024年8月19日 · Llewellin Setters are unique-looking pups that resemble their close cousins, the English Setters. Their origin is not entirely known, but a theory claims they were bred out of English settlers by a breeder named Llewellin, and that’s how they got their name.

2024年5月22日 · The beautiful Llewellin Setter is quick to learn, highly trainable, and makes a loving companion in the woods and at home. Setters are incredible dogs that offer a wide diversity of type, hunting tendencies, and coat colors.

In 1965, Al and Drenda King founded King Llewellin Kennel. Today, that tradition and passion for this breed continues with their son O’Neal King and grandson Eli King. For almost 60 years our breeding program has maintained and insured 100% Dashing Bondhus remain for future generations of foot-hunting gundog enthusiasts.

2025年1月12日 · Our dogs are 100% Llewellin Setter, FDSB registered, DNA verified for parentage, and OFA certified for healthy hips and eyes as well as DNA screened for over 165 genetic health conditions using Embark.

2021年7月21日 · A Llewellin Setter is an English Setter born and bred for hunting, rather than prancing about the show ring. Because the bloodlines are so close and there is such a small pool of dogs for breeding, it’s inevitable and unfortunate that the breed will be extinct at some point.

The Llewellin Setter breed is an active, lively, intelligent, and energetic breed. They are a very people-oriented breed, thriving on attention and affection.

2024年8月29日 · Llewellin Setters are excellent dogs that make perfect hunting companions for people willing to put in the extra effort to train them. They are gentle, social, and sweet dogs, but they do require more care and training than the average home just looking for a pet is typically looking to put in.

Llewellin Setter dog breed information, pictures, care, temperament, health, puppies, breed history

The Llewellin descends directly from the longest existing breed of Setters in the world. The Laverack base of the breed goes back to the 1500's. By the early 1900's in the USA there were no lines of English Setters that did not have the Llewellin bred into them.