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Collies have long and firmly established themselves as ideal nannies for young children. This is a very friendly dog, but you will not see such an all-consuming and even partly obsessive love in her, as, for example, in a golden retriever. The collie will always carry on with calm dignity. Perhaps, the shepherd's instincts in these dogs, which have long ceased to work in their specialty, have resulted in a desire to take care of and protect children.
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The Irish Setter is the youngest of the three AKC Setter breeds and is likely descended from the English Setter in particular. Irish hunters wanted and needed a fast dog with a keen sense of smell, and the light red color was easy to spot. Initially Irish dogs were red and white, but then the "iconic" dog emerged, which pushed the influence in favor of all red dogs. Champion Palmerston was a stunning, mahogany-colored, thin boned dog that showed itself in 1862. He gave rise to most of our modern Irish Setters.
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The Irish Water Spaniel is an ancient breed among spaniels, a rare breed on the planet. Refers to the girlfriends. It copes well with retrieving game and searching in reservoirs. A large massive dog of reddish-brown color with a violet shade and a thin tail, reaching 61 cm at the withers, is unlikely at first glance to resemble a familiar spaniel. Today, it is a great companion and family member.
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