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Akita | Coton de Tulear | Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever |
Aksaray Malaklisi |
Dalmatian | Old English Sheepdog |
Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog/Otto Bulldog | Dappled Dachshund | Papillon |
American Bulldog | Doberman Pinscher | Pekingese |
American-Canadian Shepherd | Dogo Argentino | Perro de Carea Leones |
American Eskimo | English Bulldog | Pit Bull Terrier |
American Hairless Terrier | English Cocker Spaniel | Pointer/English Pointer |
American Staffordshire Terrier | English Setter | Presa Canario |
Anatolian Shepherd | Foxhound | Puli |
Australian Cattle Dog | Fox Terrier | Rhodesian Ridgeback |
Australian Kelpie | French Bulldog | Rat Terrier |
Australian Shepherd | German Shepherd | Rottweiler |
Australian Stumpy-tail Cattle Dog | German Shorthaired Pointer | Saint Bernard |
Beagle | Goldendoodle | Samoyed |
Beauceron | Great Dane | Schnauzer |
Belgian Sheepdog/Groenendael | Great Pyrenees | Scottish Terrier |
Belgian Tervuren | Greater Swiss Mountain Dog | Sealyham Terrier |
Bichon Frise | Greyhound | Shetland Sheepdog |
Border Collie | Havanese | Shih Tzu |
Borzoi | Ibizan Hound | Shropshire Terrier |
Boston Terrier | Icelandic Sheepdog | Siberian Husky |
Boxer | Italian Greyhound | Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier |
Brittney Spaniel | Jack/Parson Russell Terrier | Springer Spaniel |
Bulldog | Japanese Chin | Sussex Spaniel |
Bullmastiff | Keeshond | Tibetan Spaniel |
Bull Terrier | Kuvasz | Tibetan Terrier |
Canaan Dog | Labradoodle | Toy Fox Terrier |
Cardigan Welsh Corgi | Labrador Retriever | Toy Poodle |
Catahoula Leopard Dog | Leonberger | Walker American Foxhound |
Catalan Shepherd | Lhasa Apso | West Highland White Terrier |
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel | Lowchen | Whippet |
Chihuahua | Maltese | Yorkshire Terrier |
Chinese Crested | Miniature Pinscher | |
Chow Chow | Miniature Poodle | |
Cimarron Uruguayo |
mongrel | |
Cocker Spaniel | Newfoundland Landseer | |
Collie | Norwegian Dunkerhound | n = 106 |
*Note: dogs of any breed can have congenital deafness, from a
variety
of causes. Breeds with white pigmentation are most affected. There are
about 340 dog breeds recognized internationally by the Federation
Cynologique
Internationale (FCI), the world governing body of dog breeds, but the
standards for breed recognition vary from country to country. For
example, the American Kennel Club currently only recognizes about half
of them, about 187 breeds.
April 13, 2023
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