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My answer is to name the Canaan Dog, Carolina Dog, Korean Jindo, and Basenji.

At one time, the aforementioned breeds were regarded as landraces (and there are more if I include breeds whose ancestors were primitive, aboriginal, or village dogs).

Landraces typically evolve through natural processes, often in isolated areas, which helps maintain their genetic integrity. Over time, a person or people identify certain populations of dogs to be so consistent as to resemble a breed.