Many countries in the world regulate certain dog breeds. This happens due to their potential danger to society and aggressiveness. They are banned completely or restricted in the form of obligatory microchipping, obtaining a special permit, mandatory sterilization, and special conditions for keeping them. In some countries, it is even necessary to provide the owner’s criminal record and a psychological certification....CONTINUE READING
1. Staffordshire Bull Terrier
This doggie is one of the dog-fighting breeds. Despite this, they are friendly and tender pups and recommended as family dogs. But 12 countries worldwide think the opposite and have either prohibited or restricted them.
2. Brazilian Mastiff
About 14 countries handle this species with caution, as their lovely and sorrowful eyes show. Others view them as working and security dogs, while some view them as violent.
3. Tosa
In 18 nations, this Japanese puppy is regarded as harmful. It was developed for canine combat. Saddest of all is that Japan still uses it legally for this purpose.
4.Dogo Argentino
Again, there are 18 nations in the world that have laws governing these dogs. This time, the number is for this stunning Argentine woman who is snow-white. Fortunately, they can have devoted owners and aren’t subject to limitations at least in their own country.
5. Pit Bull
Top on the list are these adorable people. They are forbidden or restricted in 24 nations. Additionally, in addition to pit bulls themselves, pit bull-type dogs and their offspring are also subject to legal regulation. In addition, this gorgeous breed is not even acknowledged by the American Kennel Club
