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Dog breed

Bullenbeisser

Origin	Germany
Dog (domestic dog)

TheBullenbeisser (German:Bullenbeißer), also known as theGerman Bulldog, is an extinctbreed ofdog known for itsstrength andagility.^{[citation needed]} It is an ancestor of both the modernBoxer and theEnglish bulldog.^[1]

The two varieties of Bullenbeisser: the largeDanziger variety and the smallBrabanter variety.

References

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^van Rooyen, Liesl J.; Hooijberg, Emma; Reyers, Fred (2018)."Breed prevalence of canine lymphoma in South Africa".Journal of the South African Veterinary Association.89:1–11 – via EBSCOhost.

v t e Extinct dog breeds, varieties, landraces and types
African hairless dog Alaunt Alpine mastiff Argentine polar dog Belgian Mastiff Black and Tan Terrier Blue Paul Terrier Braque Dupuy Buckhound Bullenbeisser Chien-gris Chiribaya Dog Córdoba fighting dog Cumberland Sheepdog Cur Dalbo dog Dogo Cubano Dumfriesshire Black and Tan Foxhound English Water Spaniel English White Terrier Fila da Terceira Grand Fauve de Bretagne Halls Heeler Hare Indian Dog Hawaiian Poi Dog King's White Hound Kurī Laconian Lapponian Shepherd Limer Marquesan Dog Molossus Moscow Water Dog Norfolk Spaniel Norman Hound North Country Beagle Old Croatian Sighthound Old English Bulldog Old Spanish Pointer Old Welsh Grey Sheepdog Paisley Terrier Polynesian Dog Rache Russian tracker Saint John's water dog Sakhalin Husky Salish Wool Dog Sleuth hound Southern Hound Staghound Tahltan Bear Dog Tahitian Dog Talbot Hound Techichi Tesem Toy Bulldog Toy Trawler Spaniel Turnspit dog Tweed Water Spaniel Welsh Hillman

Extinct dog breeds, varieties, landraces and types

v t e Dogs originating inGermany
Hounds	Bavarian Mountain Hound German Hound Hanover Hound Westphalian Dachsbracke
Gundogs	German Longhaired Pointer German Roughhaired Pointer German Shorthaired Pointer German Spaniel German Wirehaired Pointer Large Münsterländer Poodle Pudelpointer Small Münsterländer Weimaraner
Herding dogs	German Shepherd Old German herding dogs
Earth dogs	Dachshund Jagdterrier Miniature Schnauzer
Toy dogs	Affenpinscher Biewer Terrier Miniature Pinscher Pomeranian
Others	American Eskimo Dog Boxer Dobermann Eurasier German Pinscher German Spitz Giant Schnauzer Great Dane Hovawart Keeshond Kromfohrländer Leonberger Rottweiler Standard Schnauzer
Extinct	Bullenbeisser

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