Sentences with phrase «dangerous dogs in the country»

The American Pit bull is considered one of the most dangerous dogs in the country and you won't find too many neighborhoods or apartments welcoming to this breed.

The breeding program worked so well that the Japanese Tosa is now considered a dangerous dog in some countries and is banned in others.

Not exact matches

Rhodesian Ridgebacks, though not legally excluded from any countries, are nationally ranked as a «dangerous dogs» in both Ireland and Ukraine.

However, they are considered potentially dangerous dog breeds in some countries.

While cruel and dangerous sports such as dog fighting have been banned in most countries, weight - pull competitions have developed which give these dogs a chance to show off their strength and have some fun.

The FNC identifies the German Shepherd as a potentially dangerous dog breed, and they are restricted in the country.

Every country has breed - specific legislation (BSL) to ban specific breeds that are identified as being potentially dangerous in public places or used for illegal activities like dog fighting.

The plus one this week is really a plus 4 — as I think it represents a huge turning point for where we're headed with dangerous dog laws in this country.

Not surprisingly, the erroneous information that has falsely branded pit bulls as dangerous dogs, has led to pit bulls, and any dogs that resemble them, being a prime target of BSL in some parts of the country.

Despite that, the UK has determined that they are a Dangerous Dog and they are banned in many other countries.

In fact, there are 28 countries that could be dangerous for your dog to visit.

California Assembly Bill 485, which Governor Jerry Brown recently signed into law, will institute the country's first statewide ban on the sales of dogs, cats and rabbits in pet stores, starting Jan. 1, 2019, setting a dangerous precedent that could have far - reaching consequences.

However, while this specific term is reserved for the United Kingdom, many other countries have adopted their own version of the legislation in an effort to regulate «dangerous» dog breeds.

I had one client whose Aussie was really dangerous (to people and other dogs), but once we got her out of a small apartment in the city in the country with other dogs she did beautifully.