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by geordiegaviino on 08 August 2010 - 15:08
African Elephant Dog
Alaunt
Blue Paul Terrier
Bullenbeisser (Ancestor of the boxer and the great Dane. Also inspired the Banter Bulldogge)
Ceylon Hairless Dog
Cordoba Fighting Dog (ancestor of the Dogo argentino)
Chinese Greyhound
Fell hound
English Staghound
English White Terrier (ancestor of the Bull Terrier)
Guatemalan Hairless
Indian Hairless Dog
Kangaroo Dog
Nubian Dog
Southern Hound
Talbot Hound
Tesem
Thai Hairless Boran Dog
Turkish Hairless Dog
Zanzibar Greyhound
Old English Bulldog
Alpine Mastiff
Alpine Spaniel
Braque du Puy
Cumberland Sheepdog
Chien-gris
Please name any i have missed out.
Alaunt
Blue Paul Terrier
Bullenbeisser (Ancestor of the boxer and the great Dane. Also inspired the Banter Bulldogge)
Ceylon Hairless Dog
Cordoba Fighting Dog (ancestor of the Dogo argentino)
Chinese Greyhound
Fell hound
English Staghound
English White Terrier (ancestor of the Bull Terrier)
Guatemalan Hairless
Indian Hairless Dog
Kangaroo Dog
Nubian Dog
Southern Hound
Talbot Hound
Tesem
Thai Hairless Boran Dog
Turkish Hairless Dog
Zanzibar Greyhound
Old English Bulldog
Alpine Mastiff
Alpine Spaniel
Braque du Puy
Cumberland Sheepdog
Chien-gris
Please name any i have missed out.
by darylehret on 08 August 2010 - 17:08
Molossian - an approx. 280 lb. mastiff, aggressive wardog, also used with the Talbot in Attila the Hun's conquests.
Dire Wolf
Dire Wolf
by Doberdoodle on 08 August 2010 - 20:08
I'm surprised nobodys given a smartass answer, like The Working Doberman
by Diane Jessup on 08 August 2010 - 23:08
Dire wolf was a wild animal, i don't think a dog breed so to speak...
There are those who say that the "blue poll" or "blue paul" is extinct, it was a line of pit bull primarily in the Scotland area, and no one can agree on the name, or why it was named what it was. They were pretty large for working bulldogs of that time, around 60 pounds, and were primarily blue slate color or fawn smut
ALso, some say the true English Black and Tan terrier is now extinct, while others say it became the manchester. However, the manchester has obvious whippet in it,so is perhaps not "pure". However "pure" before 1900 is kinda dicey.
There are several hound breeds from continental Europe which are now extinct.
There are those who say that the "blue poll" or "blue paul" is extinct, it was a line of pit bull primarily in the Scotland area, and no one can agree on the name, or why it was named what it was. They were pretty large for working bulldogs of that time, around 60 pounds, and were primarily blue slate color or fawn smut
ALso, some say the true English Black and Tan terrier is now extinct, while others say it became the manchester. However, the manchester has obvious whippet in it,so is perhaps not "pure". However "pure" before 1900 is kinda dicey.
There are several hound breeds from continental Europe which are now extinct.
by LAVK-9 on 09 August 2010 - 05:08
Turn Spit Dog....yes it was a breed
by geordiegaviino on 09 August 2010 - 20:08
Turn spit dog must of had a sad life 
by geordiegaviino on 25 August 2010 - 14:08
Dire Wolf was a species of wolf not a breed but sadly it is also extinct
by beetree on 25 August 2010 - 14:08
Sadly? That is interesting. They'd just be hunted and shot at from a helicopter. Might as well bring back the saber-toothed tiger, too, now that is one cool cat.
by VonIsengard on 26 August 2010 - 02:08
Dang it Lauren, you took mine! And yes, they did have a sad life...their front legs were shorter than the rear, more suitable for turning the wheel.
Wonder if the Thai Hairless Boran Dog was a predeccesor to the Thai Ridgeback?
Wonder if the Thai Hairless Boran Dog was a predeccesor to the Thai Ridgeback?
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