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In honour of St. Patrick’s Day, we’re celebrating the loveable breeds of Irish descent with a fun AKC profile covering the background and personality of each of these eight beauties. Glen of Imaal Terrier Glen of Imaal, a valley in the Wicklow mountains, is the region in Ireland after which this hardy breed is named. Longer than tall and sporting a double coat of medium length, the “Glen” possesses great strength and conveys the impression of a dog of good substance. This is a working terrier, who must have the agility, freedom of movement, and endurance to do the work for which it was developed. Like its Irish counterparts, the Glen is also courageous, and always ready to give chase. When working, it is active, agile, silent, and intent upon its game. Otherwise, the Glen can be a docile companion for families with older children. Irish Setter Green may be the colour most often associated with Ireland, but deep mahogany is the colour of this four-legged beauty. The Irish Sett
MONSON Judy Harrington said the best ones, the true champions, all stand head and shoulders above all the rest. Champions know how to carry themselves. They have poise and confidence, and even a sparkle in their eye that means more than their color or the texture of their fur. “When you have a dog that loves to show and is top quality, it becomes an unbeatable combination,” Harrington said. .
MONSON Judy Harrington said the best ones, the true champions, all stand head and shoulders above all the rest. Champions know how to carry themselves. They have poise and confidence, and even a sparkle in their eye that means more than their color or the texture of their fur. “When you have a dog that loves to show and is top quality, it becomes an unbeatable combination,” Harrington said. .