8 dog breeds that are banned in India

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Jan 16, 2024

Surabhi Rawat

Dogs as pets

It's often said that dogs are our best friends in life, and aptly so. But did you know that there are some dog breeds which are banned in India and hence can't be kept as pets? Read on to know more.

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Pitbull

Over 40% of reported dog bite cases are by Pitbulls, as per reports. Pitbulls are considered dangerous and hence banned in India and other countries.

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American Bulldog

American Bulldogs are large, muscular breed like the mastiffs. While they are pleasant and friendly in nature, they are often considered ferocious and hence banned in India.

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Wolf Dog

Wolf dog, as the name suggests, has mixed features of a wolf and that of a dog and this is what makes them unsuitable for being domesticated. They are huge, tough to manage, and often have unpredictable behaviour.

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Dogo Argentino

Dogo Argentino were initially reared for participating in dangerous games and for hunting animals. However, they are considered dangerous and hence banned in India.

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Neapolitan Mastiff

Neopolitan Mastiff are huge, and they can weight up to 90 kg. They can get aggressive and hence be dangerous for both children and adults.

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Cane Corso

Cane Corso are considered as one of the most dangerous and deadliest dog breeds in the world. They are strong and ravenous, and are hence banned in many countries including India.

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Tosa Inu

A fighter dog, Tosa Inu is a huge dog and they can weigh between 58 to 90 kg. They are considered to be dangerous and hence banned in India.

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Fila Brasileiro

Fila Brasileiro are very athletic. They are known for being aggressive and voracious in nature, and hence banned in India.

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Bonus: 3 dog breeds banned in Ghaziabad, UP

As per reports, Ghaziabad's city municipal corporation has banned three dog breeds from domestication. They are namely: Pitbull, Rottweiler, and Dogo Argentino.

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