The Otterhound, known for its distinctive appearance and excellent scenting abilities, has faced a decline in numbers. This breed is considered rare, and efforts have been made to promote awareness and conservation.
Clumber Spaniels, known for their heavy build and gentle nature, have experienced a decline in popularity. Conservation efforts are in place to maintain and protect this breed.
The English Foxhound, originally bred for hunting, has seen a decrease in numbers due to changes in hunting practices. Conservation programs aim to preserve this breed's genetic diversity.
The Norwegian Lundehund, known for its unique characteristics and history of puffin hunting, has faced declining populations. Conservation efforts focus on maintaining its distinct qualities.
The Chinook, a rare sled dog breed, has struggled with small population numbers. Preservation efforts are underway to maintain the breed's genetic diversity and prevent extinction.
The Dandie Dinmont Terrier, recognized for its distinctive appearance and terrier qualities, has faced challenges due to declining interest. Conservation efforts aim to protect this unique breed.
The Harrier, a hound breed, has experienced declining numbers. Efforts are being made to raise awareness and preserve the breed's characteristics.
The Sealyham Terrier, known for its sturdy build and friendly demeanor, has faced declining numbers. Conservation programs are working to protect this Welsh breed.