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Rottweiler to Pit Bull-7 popular dog breeds ban in India

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Rottweiler

Rottweilers are powerful and protective dogs that have faced restrictions in some areas due to their perceived aggression.

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Japanese Tosa

Japanese Tosas are banned in some countries and may face restrictions in certain parts of India due to their history as fighting dogs.

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Bullmastiff

Bullmastiffs are large and powerful dogs that have sometimes faced restrictions due to concerns about aggression.

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Pit Bull Terrier

Pit Bulls are sometimes subject to restrictions due to concerns about aggression, although they are not universally banned across India.

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Mastiff breeds (Neapolitan Mastiff, Tibetan Mastiff)

Mastiff breeds, known for their large size and protective instincts, may face restrictions in some areas due to their perceived potential for aggression.

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Wolf-dog hybrids

Crossbreeds between domestic dogs and wolves are often banned due to concerns about unpredictable behaviour and potential danger to humans and other pets.
 

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Cane Corso

The Cane Corso, a huge, robust breed originally developed for working livestock, may be banned in some areas owing to hostility and possible risk to humans and other animals.

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