Most Dangerous Dog Breeds Banned in the World
American Bulldogs The American Bulldogs are an active species. They are full of energy. Hence, they need exercise and a lot of it at that! The most helpful exercise would be long walks every day. But they also need a playmate every day and daily romps. It is always better to start with puppies if you are serious about getting these dogs.
American Pit Bull Terriers The American pit bull terriers are a part of the old-style terriers and bulldogs traced in the 19th century in the USA and the UK (United Kingdom). They are banned in the following countries apart from some states in the USA.
American Staffordshire terrier For many people, the American Staffordshire terriers mean only one thing – pit bulls. There is plenty of negative propaganda associated with these dogs at all levels. You need a license to have these dogs in Hong Kong and Israel. In Canada, they are banned outright in Ontario and Manitoba.
Boerboel It is a dog breed that originates in Africa. It is restricted and banned in Denmark, Singapore, and Qatar. You cannot import them to Bermuda.
Cane Corso Cane Corso is the Italian mastiff. It is a muscular dog breed with big bones. They are more athletic compared to the English mastiff. A lot lighter than the Neapolitan mastiff their cousins.
Dogo Argentino Dogo Argentino is also known as an Argentine mastiff. They are not as common as the large breed dogs used for guarding. However, they are loyal, loving, and fearless. It is the reason why they are such good dogs for families.
Fila Brasileiro Also known as Brazilian mastiffs, these dogs are banned outright in many countries. Apart from that, you cannot import them to Bermuda.
Japanese Tosa Japanese Tosa is also known as Tosa Inu. Experts believe they are not the right dog breed for the infirm and elderly. They are also not recommended in houses where you already have dogs or in small apartments.
Neapolitan mastiff The Neapolitan mastiffs are highly protective of their families, inclusive of the children. Still, experts say they are not the right option to have as pets for families. They may knock over small children and hurt the older ones without meaning to do so.