8 Dogs that have been banned in different countries

Many countries in the world regulate certain breeds of dogs. This is because of their potential danger to society, in addition to their aggressiveness. Some are totally prohibited, or restricted in the form of mandatory microchipping, obtaining special authorization, also mandatory sterilization and special conditions of custody. In some countries, it is even necessary to provide the owner’s criminal record and a psychological certificate.

we, from awesome.club, we found out which are some of these non-allowed and restricted breeds. However, we strongly believe that there are no aggressive dogs, only inappropriate breeding. Even if they are considered dangerous, for us, they could be beautiful hairballs in a loving family.

This race opens the list with the control of eight countries. They may seem intimidating, but they are actually calm, sensible little dogs devoted to their humans.

Although Rottweilers are widely used in rescue operations, they serve police forces and perfectly herd herd, ten countries consider them dangerous. In fact, they are confident, playful, furry guard dogs.

This is the most controversial puppy. Despite 11 countries regulate this breed by law, he occasionally enters the lists of the most popular dogs in the world.

This little dog is one of the fighting breeds. Despite this, they are friendly and cute puppies, recommended as family dogs. Nonetheless, 12 countries think just the opposite and forbid them or restrict their creation.

The beautiful and sad eyes of this race reveal that about 14 countries treat them with caution. For some, they are aggressive, while others consider them good guard and work dogs.

This Japanese dog is considered dangerous in 18 countries🇧🇷 It was bred to be a fighting dog. And the sad thing is that it’s still used for that in Japan on a legal basis.

And again we have 18 countries in the world that regulate these dogs. This time, the number is for this snow-white beauty from Argentina. Fortunately, at least in their homeland, these dogs have no restrictions and can have loving owners.

These cuties are at the top of the list, being restricted or banned in 24 countries. In addition, not only the animals of this breed are under legal control, but also the dogs that are the result of crossing pit bulls with others. The American Kennel Club, one of the largest purebred dog stud registration clubs in the world, doesn’t even recognize this adorable canine strain.

Do you consider any of these dogs dangerous? Have a pet dog? What race?