Which Dog Breeds Have Been Banned by Government After Recent Aggressive Attacks?

Addressing a National Concern

In response to a surge in aggressive dog attacks, particularly targeting children and the elderly, the Centre has taken decisive action.

Imposing Restrictions to Protect Human Life

On Wednesday, the government implemented a ban on the import, sale, and breeding of 23 ferocious dog breeds. These measures are aimed at mitigating the threat posed by these breeds, which have been deemed hazardous to human safety.

Prohibited Breeds

The ban includes breeds such as Pitbull Terrier, Tosa Inu, American Staffordshire Terrier, and Fila Brasileiro.

Restricted Breeds

Among the prohibited breeds are Dogo Argentino, American Bulldog, Boerboel, and Kangal.

Addition to the Ban

Central Asian Shepherd Dog, Caucasian Shepherds Dog, South Russian Shepherd, and Tornjak are also banned under the new regulations.

Expanded Ban

Sarplaninac, Japanese Tosa, Akita, Mastiffs, and Rottweiler are among the restricted breeds.

Further Restrictions

The list extends to include Terriers, Rhodesian Ridgeback, Wolf dogs, and Canario.

Additional Breeds Included

Additionally, the ban encompasses the Akbash dog, Moscow Guard dog, and Cane Corso breeds.