Dearg na hEireann
Irish Setter
Breeder & Trainer
Bred with heart in North Las Vegas
About O’Malley Malone
O’Malley Malone
A True Champion
She participated in the sport of fast cat, flyball and barn hunt. O’Malley will be joining in Novice Bird Hunt this fall.
O’Malley’s List of Titles
Dam and Sire:
Sire: Soraj Starlight Express
SR75731802 (02-17) OFA29# MHGY
SS28665502 OFA29G OFEL29
A New Litter of Irish Setters in 2025
Pure Elegance & Perfect Training
At Dearg na hEireann we follow Kerry Nichol Puppy Brain Training guide. We start at 3 days old with touch and handling. After 3 weeks of quarantine, pups are exposed to a multitude of sights, sounds, textures and smells. At 6 weeks commands and potty training are introduced along with socialization with outside individuals and other healthy dogs. All our puppies are health checked by veterinarian and all appropriate shots are given.
When pups reach 8 – 10 weeks, depending on the nature of the pup, they are introduced to an array of outside experiences and walking on a leash. All pups are raised in a loving home, surrounded by family.
All training is done with positive reinforcements and much patience in preparation for Service., Therapy, or Confirmation training. At Dearg na hEireann we love our Irish and will only provide the best of care and handling. Sales are closely monitored to only the those families who can provide an excellent home and recognize that Irish Setters need to work.
Service and Therapy Dogs
Being a certified therapy dog open doors and hearts. Therapy Dogs are seen in hospitals, schools, and airports, along with a variety of places where needed. The purpose of the therapy dog is to help relieve stress and anxiety. They work to diminish emotional and physical tensions. It is a scientific fact that petting a dog can decrease blood pressure and relax muscle tensions.
Certified therapy dogs are utilized as a destressor for hospitalized children and adults, students, school staff, and safe houses for women and children who have suffered from abuse. They are also participants in courtrooms for comfort during testimonies and for disaster relief. Often the therapy dog is seen in libraries, special events, and memorial services; doing the task of easing the saddened heart. To be of service to the community is the satisfing work of a well-trained certified therapy dog.
Service dogs can provide stability and assistance on a regular daily basis. There are a variety of reasons to have a service dog. Service dogs work as guides to the blind and alert people who are deaf. They can pull a wheelchair. Service dogs can alert and protect a person who is having seizures and even give warnings that a seizure is about to happen. Service dogs will remind a disabled person to take their medication and can calm a person with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder during an anxiety attack. They provide stability for a variety of mobility disorders. A service dog is trained to assist with specific task. Service dogs must be schooled and certified to meet the owners disability. It is better to obtain a prescription for a service dog with the disability noted, that allows a purchase of an already-trained service dog. If there is a purchase of a pup or adoption of a dog it is important to know that the dog has a very good tempermant. Service dogs have saved lives.
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Email Dearg.Na.Heireann@gmail.com
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Ethical Training
No electronic devices are to be used to train our pups.