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The temperament of a Irish setter is very clownish and vivacious. They are very friendly and see everyone as their new bestfriend.
They are great with kids, loves to play games, out going, and are very affectionate.
Even when they are with cats they are friendly.

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The average size of an Irish setter is 25 to 27 inches in height and 60 to 70 pounds in weight.
Since the Irish setter are big in size, they would need a lot of space.
They loves to run around and play so they would need a big space like a back yard.
If you live in a apartment then an Irish setter might not the right dog for you. They will not be able to survive in a small space.

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The health concerns of an Irish setter are progressiv retinal atrophy, hip dysphasia, hypertrophic ostersarcom which is an bone cancer.
If you have allergies then and Irish setter might not be the dog for you.
They effect people with allergy to pollen, mold, and dust so it will make the people sneeze and have very itchy eyes.

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They average yearly cost for an Irish setter, which include nutrition and treat, to vet bill, toys and license can cost between $420 dollars and $728 dollars.
The reason why an Irish setter cost so much to take care of is because of their size. They eat a lot so it will cost more money to buy the foods and the vet bills for them compare to a smaller dogs.

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Irish setter are very easy to train. If you compare the other dogs, they might be one of the easiest dog train. They are very intelligent so they learn new things very quickly.
They will be the perfect dog for a novice owner since they are easy to train. They listen very well and would not cause you a big trouble. Everything that you train them, they will learn it quickly

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As you may know Irish setter are really active and loves to run so they will need a lot of exercise.
They should be exercised at least twice a day.
One of the exercise that an Irish setter required to do is running and walking. They should run at least 2 or 3 hours a day. Another exercise that is good for them is swimming. This exercise is also important for the dog but not everyone  has a pool or a place for their dog to swim, so an extra hour of running will be a good idea.