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by W. E. Mason 1915, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons From “Dogs of All Nations” by W. E. Mason 1915, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Also known as the Russian Retriever, this huge dog measured about 30 inches at the shoulder could weigh up to 100 pounds.

The breed disappeared in the 1800s, though the exact cause of extinction is not known.

6. Argentine Polar Dog

These large dogs aided Argentine armies by protecting their Antarctica bases.

The canines had thick fur and sharp fangs but died out when they were moved from Antarctica in 1994.

7. Moscow Water Dog

This breed was last seen sometime during the 1980s.

Though it was developed by the Russian Government and Navy in the hopes of creating an optimum rescue dog, it failed to survive in the long term.

8. Talbot

The ancestor of the favoured beagle and bloodhound breeds, this British hunting dog was popular in the Middle Ages.

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It was small to medium-sized and white colored, but needed constant care and lacked purpose, which led to its downfall.

9. English Water Spaniel

With a lean and long-legged body, the English Water Spaniel was widely used for hunting duck and waterfowl.

Referred to in two of the works of William Shakespeare, their prominence did not last long. The breed went extinct in the early 20th century due to the preference of importing St John’s Water Dogs from Newfoundland as hunting companions.

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