CATTLE

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BREED STATUS
Adaptaur Lost
Africander Lost
Alderney Lost

Ankole Watusi

Critical

Ayrshire

Recovering

Australian Friesian Sahiwal Lost
Australian Milking Zebu Lost

Banteng

Banteng cow with calf

Critical

Bazadaise

Endangered

Belgian Blue

Critical

Belmont Red

Recovering

Belted Galloway

Recovering

Blonde d'Aquitaine

Endangered
Bonsmara Vulnerable

Boran

Vulnerable

Braunvieh

Endangered

British White

At Risk

Chianina

Critical

Corriente

Critical
Danish Red Lost

Dexter

Vulnerable

Drakensberger

Endangered

English Longhorn

Critical

Gir/Gyr

Critical

Guernsey

Recovering
Highland Cattle Recovering
Kerry Lost

Lincoln Red

Endangered
Lowline At Risk

Irish Moiled

Critical

Luing

Critical
Maine Anjou Vulnerable

Mandalong Special

Critical
Marchigiana Lost

Mishima

Critical

Nadudana

Critical

Nguni

Endangered

Norfolk Blue

Critical

Normande

Vulnerable
Norwegian Red Lost

Parthenaise

Critical

Piedmonte

Critical

Pinzgauer

Critical
Pustertalerl Critical

Red Poll

Vulnerable
Red Sindhi Lost

Romognola

Endangered

Rubia Gallega

Critical

Sahiwal

Critical

Salers

Critical

Senepol

Endangered

Shetland

Critical

South Devon

At Risk
Square Meaters At Risk

Sussex

Vulnerable
Swedish Red Lost

Tajima

Critical

Tarentaise

Critical

Texas Longhorns

At Risk

Tuli

Endangered

Welsh Black

Endangered
White Park Lost

 

 

Miniatures

Please note we don't currently include miniature lines of normal cattle in the rare breed listings as they don't fit our criteria of a breed. The Nadudana is a true old miniature breed, healthy, currently rare, hence listed. While the Dexter is an old miniature breed also in Australia, with some dwarfism issues. Thre are some other miniature breeds in Australia that have been recognised as they have been around for the required time, generations and breed true. As other miniatures meet the breed requirements, these will be listed if they become rare. The top heigh for a miniature is 111 centimeters or 44 inches at the top of the shoulder (not top of the thoracic hump).