William D. Jones, MD, is an occupational and preventive medicine physician in private practice in Oklahoma City, OK. Outside the medical office, William D. Jones, MD, serves as the dog show secretary for the Irish Setter Club of Oklahoma, OK.
An affiliate of the American Kennel Club located in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the Irish Setter Club of Oklahoma provides valuable guidance to dog owners and sponsors regular dog show competitions. In addition, it is an authority on the breed standards for the Irish Setter.
The Irish Setter Club of Oklahoma singles out its glossy coat and aesthetically pleasing proportions as key breed characteristics. Although Irish Setters can exist in various sizes, the dog should be slightly longer than tall. Ideal physical specimens should have a moderately long neck, an alert expression, a straight or slightly upward curving tail, and a mahogany or chestnut red coat with little to no white markings on the head, chest, throat, or toes. In addition, Irish Setters are defined by their large and graceful gait when they move.
An affiliate of the American Kennel Club located in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the Irish Setter Club of Oklahoma provides valuable guidance to dog owners and sponsors regular dog show competitions. In addition, it is an authority on the breed standards for the Irish Setter.
The Irish Setter Club of Oklahoma singles out its glossy coat and aesthetically pleasing proportions as key breed characteristics. Although Irish Setters can exist in various sizes, the dog should be slightly longer than tall. Ideal physical specimens should have a moderately long neck, an alert expression, a straight or slightly upward curving tail, and a mahogany or chestnut red coat with little to no white markings on the head, chest, throat, or toes. In addition, Irish Setters are defined by their large and graceful gait when they move.