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BASSETT HOUNDS
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02via Daily Mail, Getty Images
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You can really tell how much some of these breeds changed over time. Their purposes became different. Most of them were no longer needed for hunting and tracking. They became pets, and cuter pets sell more, so certain changes were selectively made to make them more appealing, for the better or worse.
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NEWFOUNDLANDS
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04via Daily Mail
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IRISH SETTERS
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06via Daily Mail
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SCOTTISH TERRIERS
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08via Daily Mail, Getty Images
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GERMAN SHEPHERDS
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10via Daily Mail, Universal Images Group via Getty
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DOBERMANNS
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12via Daily Mail, Universal Images Group via Getty
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SHETLAND SHEEPDOGS
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14via Daily Mail, Universal Images Group via Getty
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OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOGS
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16via Daily Mail, Getty Images/iStockphoto
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ROTTWEILERS
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18via Daily Mail, Getty Images
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GREAT DANES
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20via Daily Mail, Universal Images Group via Getty
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DACHSHUNDS
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22via Daily Mail, Getty Images/iStockphoto
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PUGS
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24via Daily Mail, Getty Images
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WEST HIGHLAND WHITE TERRIERS
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26via Daily Mail, Getty Images/EyeEm
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AIREDALE TERRIERS
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28via Daily Mail, Universal Images Group via Getty
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BULL TERRIERS
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30via Daily Mail, Getty Images/iStockphoto
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We wish, sometimes, that some of these changes could be reverted, but they cannot. So, now, we have to make the best out of what we have. And at the current moment, it means making people as aware as possible about these different breeds of dogs and convincing them that dogs are worth adopting, no matter what they look like.
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CHOW CHOWS
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32via Daily Mail, AFP via Getty Images
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