Dog breeds banned in india

Chennai: Ruling out ban on import of foreign dogs for commercial purposes, Madras high court has directed "While I have no doubt that all steps must be taken to protect and perpetrate original, native Indian breeds, this cannot be achieved by placing an embargo on import of foreign dogs for commercial purposes, ensuring, of course, that such commercial purposes are regulated and are ethical, " While the petitioners acquiesce to the dangers and unfortunate consequences of capricious and unfettered dog breeding, the impugned ban is not a remedy for the same, the judge said, adding: “A total ban on import for commercial purposes, such as the present one, is a hasty move which is not well thought out, apart from not being based on any scientific study.” "There is no basis in the statement that foreign dogs contaminate Indian breeds, as, in reality, Indian breeds have, over the years, been diluted to a great extent and native breeds of dogs today are vastly different from their ancestors with evolution over the years, " Justice Anita Sumanth said. It is too late to expect that anything can be done now to put the clock back to a time when there were pure native breeds, quite apart from the fact that there is no justification in doing so, she added. The court made the observations on a batch of pleas moved by Kennel Club of India (KCI) and others challenging a 2016 notification imposing restriction on import of dogs for commercial breeding. According to the petitioners, import of...

The district consumer disputes redressal forum in Gurgaon Tuesday ordered the Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) Which dogs have been banned in Gurgaon? Eleven breeds have been banned, with effect from November 15, 2022. These are American Pit-bull Terriers, Dogo Argentino, Rottweiller, Neapolitan Mastiff, Boerboel, Presa Canario, Wolf Dog, Bandog, American Bulldog, Fila Brasileiro and Cane Corso. “The MCG is directed to cancel all the licence/s if any issued in this regard in favour of the dog owners for keeping the above-cited pet dogs with immediate effect and take into its custody the aforesaid dogs immediately,” the forum said. In October, the Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation too approved a proposal What case did the order come in? The district consumer forum was hearing the case of a domestic help, Munni, who was attacked by a Dogo Argentino in August this year in Civil Lines. She suffered injuries on her head and following the incident, an The forum ordered an interim compensation of Rs 2 lakh for the woman. “The medical record placed depicts that the complainant had to undergo a protracted follow-up medical treatment in Safdarjung hospital by paying repeated visits…,” it said, adding that since the owner had violated the law of the land by keeping a banned breed (Dogo Argentino) as a pet dog, the MCG was at liberty to recover the Rs 2 lakh from the dog owner. A Dogo Argentino — like many others in the banned list — is a hunting dog. According to the American Ke...

After the incident, an FIR has been against three persons on the basis of a complaint. (Representational Image) New Delhi: A series of dog attacks in Gurugram and neighbouring areas have called the consumer forum in the city to urge for a ban on several dog breeds. The district consumer disputes redressal forum had issued directives to Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) to ban 11 foreign breeds of dogs. The Gurugram consumer forum issued the direction while ordering a compensation of Rs 2 lakh for a woman who was seriously injured by a pet dog attack in Civil Lines in August. Also Read: • 11 dog breeds face ban by Gurugram consumer forum • American Pit bull terriers • Dogo Argentino • Rottweiller • Neapolitian Mastiff • Boerboel • Presa Canario • Wolf dog • Bandog • American Bulldog • Fila Brasileiro • Cane Corso Dog attacks in Gurugram The woman, who was attacked by the pet dog, had suffered critical injuries on her head and face and was referred from the civil hospital in Gurugram to Delhi’s Safdarjung hospital. The forum also said if the MCG wants, this compensation amount can be recovered from the dog owner. On August 11, victim Munni, who works as a domestic help in the locality, was attacked by Vinit Chikara’s dog while she was on her way to work with her sister-in-law. In the FIR registered at Civil Line police station, the dog’s breed was mentioned as ‘Pitbull’. Later, the owner informed that the breed is a ‘Dogo Argentino’. The forum directed the MCG to take ...

Dogs have been called human best friends. But the recent cases of dog bites reported all over the world have left dog lovers and authorities in disconcert. The city municipal corporation of Ghaziabad has announced the ban on the domestication of three dog breeds, Pitbull, Rottweiler, and Dogo Argentino. BJP leader and GMC Councillor Sanjay Singh said, “The three breeds -- Pitbull, Rottweiler, and Dogo Argentino -- are ferocious, and no permission will be granted to keep these dogs. No license will be issued. If somebody buys one of these, he/she will be responsible. All these three breeds have been banned in Ghaziabad.” This was about Ghaziabad, but do you know about the dog breeds banned in India? There are a total of 11 pooch classes on the list: 1. American Bulldog Source: American Kennel Club This breed is a leaner & longer version of the English bulldog. The well-built muscular bowwows are popular for their super active nature and ability to guard and hunt. Despite their pleasant & friendly demeanor, the dog is considered ferocious. 2. Bandog Bandog is a cross between American Pit Bull Terrier or American Bulldog and a Neapolitan Mastiff or a Mastiff. The self-tempered, easy-going are the best guards to protect farms. But we cannot forget that they are fierce and cannot be domesticated in the cities where parent breeds are restricted or banned. 3. Neapolitan Mastiff Neopolitan Mastiff also used as a gladiator dog by Roman Colosseum comes with a balance of good and bad...

11 foreign dog breeds banned in this Indian city, check list Moreover, the forum also ordered to form a policy for the pet dogs within three months and also said if the corporation wished, then the compensation amount could be recovered from the dog owner, who lives in a bungalow on the Civil Lines. In view of series dog attacks, the Gurugram Consumer Forum has directed the Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) to ban 11 foreign dog breeds in its jurisdiction. According to sources, the consumer forum also directed MCG to cancel the licences to keep these canines and take the animal into custody. Moreover, the forum also ordered to form a policy for the pet dogs within three months and also said if the corporation wished, then the compensation amount could be recovered from the dog owner, who lives in a bungalow on the Civil Lines. The district consumer dispute redressal forum issued the directive while ordering to give an interim compensation of Rs 2 lakh to a woman identified as Munni, who was critically injured after being attacked by a pet dog. Notably, the victim Munni, a native of west Bengal, was attacked by the pet dog when she was going to work with her sister-in-law on August 11. She was referred from civil hospital to Delhi's Safdarjung hospital for treatment. An FIR was registered at the Civil Line police station. The List Of Banned Dogs In Gurugram • American Pit bull terriers • Dogo Argentino • Rottweiller • Neapolitian Mastiff • Boerboel • Presa Canario • W...

Dog owners in India are faced with an unfortunate reality: some breeds of dog are banned in India. Though the idea may seem unreasonable, especially to those who love their pets and want them to live a healthy life, the ban on certain dogs helps protect both people and animals from danger. With that said, here’s a list of top 10 banned dogs in India, along with their specific weaknesses: American Bull Dog American Bulldog is a muscular, large dog breed which is known for its balanced temperament and friendly nature. It’s great with children, but it’s important that you teach your kids how to interact with dogs because they can be territorial. If you have other pets in the house, they may try to fight them or chase them. American Bulldog has a short coat that requires minimal grooming needs on a weekly basis unless your dog becomes dirty from playing outside or rolling in dirt. The American Bulldog does not require The American Bulldog is not suitable for guard duty because of their friendly nature; however, if you want one that can protect you from intruders then consider getting another breed such as Rottweiler which are more suitable for this role than the American Bulldog since these types tend to be more aggressive than their counterparts when confronted by strangers and will attack without hesitation. The American Bulldog is a great family dog because of their friendly nature and ability to get along well with children as long as they are taught how to interact with d...