References to useful information are listed here
Gordon Setter Club of America, GSCA.ORG
Also search the GSCA presence on Facebook. If you’re searching for a rescue follow this link to the GSCA Rescue Facebook page.
GSCA link to breed standard at GSCA
GSCA Illustrated: Breed standard today
Petfinder.com – where many shelters list their adoptive candidates.
Munroc Farm Kentucky based classic, quality Gordon Setters of modern European and US roots. Home to Seymour, the stud dog bred to our Juno in 2019.
Amscot Gordon Setters UK based Champion and field trial Gordon Setters. “First and foremost I believe in breeding Gordon Setters who can still do the job they were originally bred to do”.
Somerockafella German producer of Champion and field trial Gordon Setters.
Projectupland.com. A publisher of beautiful images, interesting blogs and content with a recounting of a visit by American writer Nathan Parker Willis to Castle Gordon in Scotland in the late 1820’s. Nathan’s visit, just three short years before the Duke’s passed, subsequent bankruptcy and auction of dogs, provides a glimpse of the Castle’s atmosphere, the Duke and Dutches, and most interestingly insight about the dogs the Duke kept and bred as origins of today’s Gordon Setter.
We use the Bio-Sensor approach to stimulate early neurological development. This explains the how and why of the program, and other resources. Breeding better dogs.
Burnt Creek Method of Dog Training, by Jim Marti. This remains a solid pointing dog training reference from a real “Setter” guy. I had a copy from 25 years ago, loaned to someone who never returned it so I’ve repurchased it. A guide written in straightforward language setup as a workbook – checklist. If you follow Jim’s method you’ll be just fine. You may feel the quality of the “book” is subpar being spiral bound. The information is timeless and worth the $35.
Updated August 20, 2024