🚫 Every Illegal Dog Explained: Part 2 | Top 10 Most Banned Breeds Worldwide
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Why are these dog breeds banned around the world? In this second installment of our viral series, we break down the top 10 most dangerous and restricted dog breeds, revealing the laws, fatal incidents, bite statistics, and public safety concerns that got them outlawed.
From Wolfdog hybrids to the controversial American Pit Bull Terrier, this video explores the global crackdown on dogs considered too aggressive, too powerful — or simply too unpredictable.
🔥 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:
✅ Why the Pit Bull is banned in 900+ U.S. cities
✅ Which breeds are banned in the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and Europe
✅ The tragic stats and fatal cases behind these bans (e.g. Diane Whipple case)
✅ Which dog breeds are blacklisted by insurance companies
✅ Global dog laws like the Dangerous Dogs Act, BSL, and prohibited import laws
✅ What makes a breed too dangerous for urban environments
🕐 TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 – #10 Neapolitan Mastiff
1:34 – #9 Wolfdog (Wolf-Dog Hybrid)
3:17 – #8 Bandog (Bandogge Mastiff)
4:39 – #7 Dogo Argentino
6:12 – #6 Presa Canario
7:31 – #5 Fila Brasileiro
8:46 – #4 Tosa Inu
10:01 – #3 American Bulldog
11:06 – #2 Rottweiler
12:18 – #1 American Pit Bull Terrier
🐾 BANNED BREEDS COUNTDOWN (10–1):
Neapolitan Mastiff – Italy’s ancient war dog under scrutiny
Wolfdog – Hybrid of wild wolf and domestic dog
Bandog – Protection breed banned by type
Dogo Argentino – Argentina’s big-game hunter facing global bans
Presa Canario – Linked to the infamous Diane Whipple fatal mauling
Fila Brasileiro – Brazilian mastiff bred for hostility to strangers
Tosa Inu – Japan’s silent fighting dog
American Bulldog – From farm utility to urban risk
Rottweiler – Historically working breed with tragic bite records
American Pit Bull Terrier – Responsible for 66% of U.S. fatal dog attacks (CDC)
🌍 GLOBAL LAWS & RESTRICTIONS:
🇬🇧 United Kingdom – Dangerous Dogs Act 1991
🇺🇸 USA – 900+ BSL bans, insurance blacklists (State Farm, Allstate, Farmers)
🇨🇦 Canada – Ontario’s Dog Owners’ Liability Act (DOLA 2005)
🇦🇺 Australia – National import ban on multiple breeds
🇳🇿 New Zealand – Full prohibitions with strict enforcement
🇪🇺 France, Spain, Germany – Licensing, muzzling & liability insurance required
🇸🇬 Singapore – Second Schedule Dangerous Dogs Act
📊 SHOCKING STATS & LEGAL CASES:
• The Diane Whipple case (2001) and Wolfdog fatal mauling (2009)
• CDC studies on fatal dog attacks (1979–1998)
• Global insurance risk assessments
• Public safety policies and enforcement failures
📌 Watch Part 1 ➤ https://youtu.be/wJ7B7H5JRnw
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Do you own one of these dog breeds? How do you find their temperament? Don't forget to catch our first part to this series that looks at 9 other illegal breeds. Click on the link below to view part 1
https://youtu.be/wJ7B7H5JRnw