Background Story:<br />
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The caribbean, June 1943<br />
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The Axis are guarding two gold crates inside an old pirate ship. The Allies must gain access to the seaport, Steal both crates
The Setter is a type of
gundog used
most often for hunting
game
such as quail,
pheasant,
and grouse. A
setter silently searches for game by scent. When prey is encountered the dog's
behavior defies nature, and the dog freezes rather than chases after the game.
Setters get their name from their distinctive stance; a sort of crouch or "set"
upon finding their quarry. Most setters are born with a natural proclivity to
hunting. Dogs which show excitement and interest in birds are described as being
"birdy", and trainers look for puppies that show this particular trait. Training
is usually done with domesticated
pigeons.
The ancestors of modern setters probably originated in
Spain in the
1500s and evolved
from spaniels.
Later these dogs were exported to
France and
England where
the breeds were developed into today's varieties.
Most setter breeds have long, silky coats that require maintenance. Setters
have a tendency to be happy, playful dogs and are usually very friendly both to
people and other dogs. They have a great deal of energy and require daily
exercise.
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United States
China
Viet nam
Russian Federation
France
Hungary
unknown
Ukraine
Canada
United Kingdom
Germany
Netherlands
Poland
Italy
Taiwan, Province of China
Seychelles
Australia
Romania
Indonesia
India
Thailand
Sweden
Brazil
Japan
South Africa
Lithuania
Argentina
Spain
Iran, Islamic Republic of
Chile
Luxembourg
Turkey
Moldova, Republic of
Korea, Republic of
Belarus
Malaysia
Venezuela
Switzerland
Singapore
Colombia
Hong Kong
Mexico
Mongolia
Czech Republic
Belize
Greece
Honduras
Estonia
Latvia
Bulgaria
Irish setter