List of Scottish breeds
Extant breeds

List of Scottish breeds

Section Title: Extant breeds
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Breed	Photo	Species	Date of Origin	Location of Origin	Status

Scottish Fold	-	Cat	1961	Coupar Angus	Rare

Aberdeen Angus	-	Cattle	18th century	Aberdeenshire Angus	Common

Ayrshire Cattle	AyrshireCattle1.JPG	Cattle	prior to 1800	Ayrshire	Common

Belted Galloway	-	Cattle	17–18th century	Galloway	Rare

Galloway	-	Cattle	700–1100	Galloway	Established worldwide

Highland Cattle	Highland Cattle 10.JPG	Cattle	Pre 19th century	West Highlands	Established worldwide

Luing Cattle	-	Cattle	Post 1947	Luing	"Firmly established"

Shetland Cattle	-	Cattle	700–1100	Shetland	At risk

Scots Dumpy	Chicken	11th century	Highlands	Priority; Rare

Scots Grey	-	Chicken	16th century	Lanarkshire	Priority; Rare

Bearded Collie	-	Dog	16th century?	Scottish Borders?	Common

Border Collie	-	Dog	pre 19th century	Possibly Scottish Borders	Common

Border Terrier	-	Dog	c. 1790	Scottish Borders	Common

Cairn Terrier	-	Dog	16th century–19th century.	Skye	Common

Dandie Dinmont	-	Dog	mid 18th century or before	Skye and Scottish Borders	Rare

Golden Retriever	-	Dog	19th century	Glen Affric	Common

Gordon Setter	Gordon Setter.JPG	Dog	1820s	Moray	Bred in UK and US

Rough Collie and Smooth Collie	-	Dog	19th century	England, partly using working Collies from Scotland.	Common

Scottish Terrier or Scottie	-	Dog	16th century–19th century	Skye	Common

Scottish Deerhound	-	Dog	as a purebred from early 19th century	Probably the Highlands	Common

Shetland Sheepdog or Sheltie	-	Dog	1700	England, partly using shepherd dogs from Shetland of now extinct type.

Skye Terrier	-	Dog	pre 1588	Skye	Vulnerable Native Breed

West Highland White Terrier or Westie	-	Dog	mid 19th century	Skye & Argyll	Common

Shetland Goose	Goose	?	Shetland	UK and US - Priority; Critical

Clydesdale	-	Horse	mid 18th century	Clydesdale	At Risk

Eriskay Pony	-	Horse	Hebrides	Critical

Highland Pony	-	Horse	16th century	Highlands and Islands	At Risk

Shetland Pony	-	Horse	"For over 2000 years and probably much longer".	Shetland	Common

Boreray or Hebridean Blackface	-	Sheep	1930s	St Kilda, Scotland	Critical

Castlemilk Moorit	-	Sheep	1900s	Dumfriesshire, from more ancient Scottish and other breeds including Soay and Shetland.	Critical

Cheviot	-	Sheep	14th century or earlier	Scottish Borders	Common

Hebridean Sheep	-	Sheep	19th Century (Iron Age)	Cumbria, probably from sheep from the Hebrides	Rare

North Country Cheviot	-	Sheep	18th century	Cheviot Hills, Caithness, Sutherland	UK and North America

North Ronaldsay Sheep	-	Sheep	Iron Age	North Ronaldsay	Rare

Scottish Blackface	-	Sheep	16th century?	Scottish Borders	Common

Shetland Sheep	-	Sheep	Iron Age	Shetland	UK and North America

Soay Sheep	-	Sheep	Neolithic or Bronze Age	Soay, St Kilda	Rare

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The North Ronaldsay Sheep is an unusual breed and the Boreray is a sheep, having been listed as "Endangered".

final_sentence: The North Ronaldsay Sheep is an unusual breed and the Boreray is a sheep, having been listed as "Endangered".