Otterhound

There are only about 600 Otterhounds across the globe, so they got labeled as a Vulnerable Native Breed by the Kennel Club. The dog breed first surfaced in the nineteenth century in the North-West area of England. Breeders intended for them to be hunters, and they could go after animals both on water and land.

Their sensitive noses allow them to excel in investigating different scents. One Ottherhound lived up to sixteen years in the past, but their average lifespan is ten years. They can spend hours relaxing, but they also like getting exercise.