What types of dogs are banned in the world?

Pit Bull, Chinese Tibetan Mastiff, Japanese Tozo, Argentine Dogo, Russian Caucasian Dog, Brazilian Feler, Italian Caslo, Rottweiler, Italian Nupoli, Spanish Canary Dog.

The danger of Dogo dogs is extremely high, and it is banned in more than 10 countries such as Australia, Denmark, Singapore, etc.

Brazilian Filer has been banned in many countries, and some countries that allow domestication also have strict laws that require male Filers to be sterilized and no longer allowed to reproduce.

Canary dogs evolved from fighting dogs, generally difficult to tame, but after taming to the owner of the extremely loyal, like the Brazilian Phile, Canary dogs are also very wary of strangers, when attacking humans is not less lethal than lions and tigers, so it is banned by most countries.

The Neapolitan Mastiff is listed as the most dangerous breed by many countries, even if it is trained from an early age, the Neapolitan Mastiff will not necessarily be 100% obedient to its owner, it will be more aggressive towards strange children, and it will also show strong aggression towards other dogs of the same gender.

There are many breeds of bulldogs, the common ones are English bulldogs, French bulldogs and American bulldogs, which are one of the most ferocious breeds, although they are not large, but they are brave and fierce, and they are short-tempered, and once they do it, they are the kind that swear to die, so it is also one of the dog breeds that are banned by the most countries in the world, and even the United Kingdom, which once loved bullfighting, is also banned.

The standards for banning dogs in each province and city in China are different, and most cities are regulated according to the size and breed of dogs. Most of the size standards for prohibited dogs are set at more than 55 cm, and those with a body length of more than 75 cm are prohibited in the city, and the breeds are around 22 breeds.

There are many terrier dogs, such as Stafford Terrier, Dogo Terrier, Italian Kasro, Great Dane, Bull Terrier, Brazilian Philadelphia, Pit Bull Terrier, etc., as well as some fierce dogs that are not suitable for domestication, such as Tibetan Mastiff, French Bordeaux Mastiff, Russian Caucasus and so on.

Among them, there are also some larger shepherd dogs, hunting dogs, etc., such as Russian shepherd dogs, German shepherd dogs, Central Asian shepherd dogs, Irish wolf dogs and Kunming wolf dogs, among which there are also common Akita dogs in life, etc., and it is recommended that the owners who have raised prohibited dogs will send the prohibited dogs out of the restricted area to raise.

The 26 types of dogs banned in China include Barley Dalmatian, German Shepherd, Bull Terrier, Dutch Poodle, Japanese Akita Dog, Pitbull, Newfoundland, Belgian Shepherd, Bloodhound, etc. Most of the dogs with a shoulder height of more than 35 cm or fierce dogs with a very aggressive personality are prohibited, except for small dogs with a docile personality.

The top 10 banned dogs are Czech wolfdogs, Canary dogs, Newpoliton dogs, Japanese dogs, Kaslo dogs, pitbulls, dogo dogs, Great Danes, Tibetan mastiffs, and wolf dogs.

That is the Tibetan mastiff and the bit and the wolf dog, these are all fierce dogs that cannot be raised.

German Shepherds, Pitbulls, Ronaways, these are all large dogs, very fierce by nature, very aggressive.

Legal analysis: Dangerous animals such as fierce dogs are prohibited dogs. For example, Doberman or Dog, Araho Woosga, Rottweiler, De Shepherd, Chow Chow, etc.

Legal basis: Civil Code of the People's Republic of China Article 1247 Where a fierce dog or other dangerous animal that is prohibited from being raised causes damage to others, the animal keeper or manager shall bear tort liability.