Pit Bulls are often subject to breed-specific legislation (BSL) due to their reputation for aggression. Many regions have enacted bans or restrictions targeting Pit Bull-type dogs, including American Pit Bull Terriers, American Staffordshire Terriers, and Staffordshire Bull Terriers.
Rottweilers have been banned or restricted in some areas due to incidents involving aggressive behavior. Their size and strength can make them a perceived risk, leading to breed-specific regulations in certain jurisdictions.
Similar to Pit Bulls, American Staffordshire Terriers are often targeted by breed-specific legislation due to concerns about aggression and public safety.
Dobermans have faced bans or restrictions in some regions due to their history as guard dogs and perceived potential for aggression. However, these regulations vary widely and may not be as common as with other breeds.
While German Shepherds are widely recognized for their intelligence and versatility, they have also been subject to breed-specific regulations in some areas due to concerns about aggression and public safety.
Like other bully breeds, Staffordshire Bull Terriers are sometimes affected by breed-specific legislation targeting dogs perceived as aggressive or dangerous.
This large and powerful breed has faced bans or restrictions in some regions due to incidents involving aggression and attacks. Their size and strength contribute to concerns about public safety.
Akitas have been subject to breed-specific regulations in some areas due to their history as guard dogs and potential for aggression, especially towards other animals.