are irish staffordshire bull terriers illegal in uk?
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It is not illegal to own and keep a Staffordshire bull terrier – more frequently known as a 'Staffy' – in the UK, as the breed is not listed in the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991.
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In fact, AKC does not recognize the “pit bull” as a specific breed. However, across the country, ownership of dogs that match these vague physical characteristics are being banned – regardless of their parentage.
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No, the pitbull dog is not banned in India. ... The pitbull-type includes American Pit Bull Terriers, American Staffordshire Terriers, and Pit mixes. As such, there is no restriction on keeping pitbull dogs in India as a pet.
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The American Bully breed was created in 1990 with the aim of developing the 'ultimate companion breed'. ... Under UK law, American Bully Dogs are not banned.
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The dogs themselves are not banned in Australia. The importation of them is. If you have a Pitbull in Australia, it doesn't get taken off you. Laws differ from State to State concerning the identification and management of dangerous dogs.
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In Australia there are currently two types of breed-specific legislation: Under the Commonwealth customs legislation there is a ban on the importation of several specific breeds of dogs; Japanese Tosa, fila Brasiliero, dogo Argentino, perrode presa Canario, and American Pit Bull Terrier.
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The following breeds are not banned from entering Spain, but they must be registered within 3 months of entry and must wear a muzzle to pass security in Spain: Pit Bull Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, American Staffordshire Terrier, Rottweiler, Dogo Argentino, Fila Brasiliero, Tosa Inu and Akita Inu.
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Hundreds of dogs from banned breeds are put down every year in the UK, even though some pose no risk to the public. The types of dog that are currently illegal are the Pit Bull Terrier, Japanese Tosa, Dogo Argentino and the Fila Brasileiro.
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There is no specific legislation around dogs in shops, whatever the business. Whether dogs are allowed in businesses, cafes, restaurants, pubs etc is entirely down to the owner.
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In the United Kingdom the main piece of breed-specific legislation is the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991, which makes it illegal to own any 'Specially Controlled Dogs' without specific exemption from a court. ... Four types of dogs are specifically identified by the Act: Pit Bull Terrier. Japanese Tosa.
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Staffordshire Bull Terriers look similar to Pit Bulls, but they're legal and common pets. There is a loophole though. If you can prove a dog's safe, despite it being a banned breed, then you can get a certificate of exemption. This means you can keep it, but you have to get special insurance.
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Both the ownership and breeding of pit bulls is banned in the UK due to the Dangerous Dogs Act of 1991. They're not the only breed that's outlawed, either. ... Cross-breeds of the four types are also banned.
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Staffordshire terriers and American Staffordshire terriers are classed as dangerous dogs in France and listed under category 2. But if they have pedigree papers they can enter France. For further information. English Staffordshire Bull Terriers are allowed in and are not classed as a dangerous dog.
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It is unfortunately technically legal to own a marmoset in the UK, but we are campaigning against primates as pets and for the governments of England and Wales to change this.
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The Fila or Brazilian Mastiff is a huge dog bred for hunting boar and jaguar, and was even used for tracking down runaway slaves. It has Mastiff, Bulldog and Bloodhound ancestry. ... It's not only illegal to own one of these breeds in the UK, it is also illegal to breed from, sell, abandon or give away a banned dog.
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In the UK it is against the law to own a Pit Bull Terrier, Japanese Tosa, Dogo Argentino or a Fila Brasileiro. That is because these breeds are banned under the enactment of the Dangerous Dog's Act of 1991. In that year an Act of Parliament was passed which prohibits the ownership of certain types of dog.