The Bardino Majorero Dog Breed
The Bardino Majorero was a large dog that resembled a wolf. The coat was brindled grayish green and medium long. They were a very old breed and they became in the 1800s. They were natives of the Canary Islands.
The Perro de Presa Canano is related to the Bardino Majorero.
The Bardino Majorero was used for many jobs. They were used for herding and as guard dogs. They were found all over the Canary Islands but there was more of them on the Fuertevintura Island.
When the mastiff type dogs came to the Canary Islands the pure Bardino Majorero numbers decreased and they were considered extinct by the 1800s.
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The Extinct Bichon Tenerife Dog
The Bichon Tenerife dog was small …show more content…
After the Suez Canal opened the Coton de Reunion was no longer popular and eventually became extinct as a breed.
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The Extinct Tahltan Bear Dog
Canada was at one time the home of the now extinct Tahltan Bear Dog. They were used for hunting black bears and Grizzles. They were small dog being bigger than a fox. They would tease and keep the bears busy until the native hunters got there to kill the bears with their spears.
The Tahltan Bear dogs were the dogs of the Tahltan native that lived in British Columbia, Canada. The Tahltan natives killed the bears and traded the skins for things they need. When bear shins were not popular any more doe dog's numbers decreased and they soon become extinct.
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The Extinct Tesem Dog
The Tesem dog was kept by the ancient Egyptians and was used for hunting, guard dogs and companion dogs. Many people think the Africanis and Basenji are descendants of the Tesem dog.
Many people believe they were used to develop the sight hound breeds. The Tesem dog has been portrayed on many Egyptian artifacts. The Egyptians mummified the Tesem dog and put them in their masters tomb when they
The Bardino Majorero was a large dog that resembled a wolf. The coat was brindled grayish green and medium long. They were a very old breed and they became in the 1800s. They were natives of the Canary Islands.
The Perro de Presa Canano is related to the Bardino Majorero.
The Bardino Majorero was used for many jobs. They were used for herding and as guard dogs. They were found all over the Canary Islands but there was more of them on the Fuertevintura Island.
When the mastiff type dogs came to the Canary Islands the pure Bardino Majorero numbers decreased and they were considered extinct by the 1800s.
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The Extinct Bichon Tenerife Dog
The Bichon Tenerife dog was small …show more content…
After the Suez Canal opened the Coton de Reunion was no longer popular and eventually became extinct as a breed.
Tahltan Bear Dog Sketch2 Pharaoh Hound 727
The Extinct Tahltan Bear Dog
Canada was at one time the home of the now extinct Tahltan Bear Dog. They were used for hunting black bears and Grizzles. They were small dog being bigger than a fox. They would tease and keep the bears busy until the native hunters got there to kill the bears with their spears.
The Tahltan Bear dogs were the dogs of the Tahltan native that lived in British Columbia, Canada. The Tahltan natives killed the bears and traded the skins for things they need. When bear shins were not popular any more doe dog's numbers decreased and they soon become extinct.
Old Egyptian Pharaoh Dog Public Domain Pixabay
The Extinct Tesem Dog
The Tesem dog was kept by the ancient Egyptians and was used for hunting, guard dogs and companion dogs. Many people think the Africanis and Basenji are descendants of the Tesem dog.
Many people believe they were used to develop the sight hound breeds. The Tesem dog has been portrayed on many Egyptian artifacts. The Egyptians mummified the Tesem dog and put them in their masters tomb when they