How sad that there are these great breeds, but people choose doodles

I'm 72 years old and all of these breeds were common when I was a child. So sad to see them on the brink of extinction. 😢

Having vulnerable breeds at crufts is a joke. The breeding standards of modern kennel clubs is destroying the health and wellbeing of dogs everywhere.

Smooth Collies would not have to be on the vulnerable list have they not separated them from the Rough Collie in the UK. In the US the breed is one, with two coat varieties, which allows for a larger gene pool to breed from. Separating a breed based off colors or coats only reduces the gene pool...

I thought this would be German Shepherds, pugs, bulldogs, boxers, King Charles Cavaliers and the rest of the breeds destroyed by the AKC and breeders. By vulnerable they mean uncommon, I guess.

I'm sorry to see the Deerhound is vulnerable, I think they're lovely dogs. Thanks for promoting them, and these other breeds.

Well if you ever can't find a greyhound in the UK, come to New Zealand. The Canterbury dog rescues are 95% made up of three groups of dogs - collies and huntaways, staffies and other bull terriers, and greyhounds.

I’m surprised to see several of these breeds on this list

Shocked to see so many Irish breeds in this category.

Omg an english setter on the list?! Wow! They're such magnificent dogs..

That Deerhound was phenomenal to watch. The stride made me say “Bip Bip Bip Bip” cuz it was so bouncy and delightful

Years ago we had neighbors that had an Otterhound named Hawkeye and he was the sweetest dog ever.

That wolf hound moves like very few I've see in the last few years, BEAUTIFUL!!! Well done 👏 👏

I hate seeing my favorite breed on this list, Bloodhounds, such a gentle floppy breed so lovable and sweet with great tracking abilites. Had one as a child who was good at 2 things, tracking and raising her only litter of 11 pups, never lost any of them, she didn't really need any training to track me, she was born with the drive to track, born from police tracking dog bloodlines, the only difference she had to learn was when her focus required her to track, the difference she learned was the leash and her harness. She knew on just a collar and leash, she didn't need to track and she was to follow, but when her harness was put on she knew it was time for her to lead and track. Me and dad would play hide and seek with her, he was her handler I was the hider. She could find me even if I was transported in a car a short distance away and got out and hid. She was an excellent childhood dog, if I had ever gone missing from our yard as a kid, MY bloodhound would have been the one to find me, not the cops. Which is why my dad got her, I was a wild running all over sort of kid, high energy, he didn't trust cops to try and find me if I went missing, we lived in a bad run down neighborhood at the time so we got a bloodhound and she was a great one, Best dog ever and for me best Breed ever.

The vulnerable breeds lists is a bit misunderstood. It's that those breeds are going extinct; it's just breeds with the lowest amount of registered dogs to the Kennel Club.

Absolutely stunned to see these breeds as "vulnerable"! Most of them so familiar and beloved. I was curious to watch this to perhaps see some breeds I was not familiar with; this just floored me to instead be confronted with so many that I know and love so very well!

I love all the ornery little Terriers!

I have two Glens. Great dogs. But you know what. All dogs are great.

i'm not into terriers but that norwich terrier is super charismatic and photogenic

Smooth collies (together with rough collies) are one of the "fab four/five" service dog breeds, up there with poodles, goldens, labs, and german shepherds, I'm surprised they aren't bred more as working dogs