By Sakshi Sah
Published Nov 18, 2024

Hindustan Times
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5 dangerous dog breeds that are banned in India

Some dog breeds are banned in India because they are considered too dangerous.

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Pit Bulls are known for their strength and aggressive behaviour. They are banned in many countries, including India, due to several incidents of attacks.

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Dogo Argentinos are powerful and can become aggressive, especially if not socialised properly. Due to their strength and potential danger, they are banned in India.

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Mastiffs are large, strong dogs with a protective nature. Their size and strength, if not well-controlled, can make them a safety concern.

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The Japanese Tosa is a fighting dog breed, originally used for dog fighting. Their history of aggression makes them banned in India and other countries.

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The Tosa Inu, a breed originally used for dog fighting in Japan, is banned in India.

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