This is late coming, but better late than never I guess. The beautiful English Setter girl I got from Aspen Patch back in September 2014 is just about the best dog anyone could have. I don't hunt with her, but that doesn't stop her from doing what she does best in my very large, fenced-in backyard with rabbits, birds and squirrels. Her hunting skills are obvious and a joy to watch. Honestly, she doesn't have a mean bone in her body. Everybody she meets is her new best friend. Her markings are beautiful, and I hear all the time how pretty she is. She's 9 1/2 years old now, and still going strong. She's been well taken care of.

I am very impressed with the intelligence and personality of my setter that I got from Aspen Patch Setters in the fall of 2014. She has been a joy as a companion as well as wonderful to watch her hunt. I couldn't be happier and everyone is jealous of my pretty girl.

The wonderful Joan Mizer referred me to Aspen Patch Setters. I ended up with the 'pick of the litter' back in the summer of 2005 on an unusual "all-male" litter of about a dozen pups. My orange belton is simply exceptional in every regard. I could not be happier.

Just a note, out of owning 4 setters in my past (3 English, and 1 Gordon Setter), the Ryman/Old Hemlock Setter we got from Aspen Patch, by far surpasses all. The dod is beautiful to look at, retreives naturally - he loves this by the way, points everything, and most of all has 2 sides to him. All business in the field, and just a good ole family and friend pet at home! Calm & smart. He is a natural hunter, stays close naturally!! What a joy! This Setter is exactly like the stories of great dogs we have all read about and dream of. Good work Aspen Patch Setters. His parents were Lady & Mac. Kindest regards, The Knowler Family