[Answer] Which dog breed is named after an Alpine pass between Switzerland and Italy?

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...1. Pomeranian 2. Lagotto Romagnolo 3. St. Bernard 4. Dalmatian

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St. Bernard - The Great St. Bernard Pass is a 49-mile route through the western Alps, and in 1050, an Augustine monk named Saint Bernard de Menthon set up a monastery here. The monks acquired their first dogs sometime between 1660 and 1670, and the dogs’ sense of smell came in handy when seeking lost or injured travelers in the snowy conditions — especially after avalanches. Over the years, the monks and the dogs worked together to save many lives. One St. Bernard, named Barry, is credited with saving the lives of more than 40 people between 1800 and 1812.:

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