Ask any dog ​​owner and they will tell you that all dogs are sweet and loyal. but there is also the fact that not all dogs are legal in every country. Yes, some dogs are restricted or banned altogether.

Here are the banned dog breeds:

The Cane Corso is a breed of dog that is protective of people. The police also use this beautiful Italian Mastiff breed as a companion dog. Quiet and adaptable, these dogs can be trained easily. You might be a little scared if you see a Corsa on the street because of its scary facial features. however, these dogs can be lovely family pets if properly trained. Unfortunately, this breed can harm the other person to protect its owner. That's why there are restrictions in many countries. In some countries, owning a Corsa is completely prohibited. Although it is illegal to own this dog in the United States, Singapore and Australia today, it is possible under certain conditions. Other countries, such as Ireland, France, Germany, England and Canada, did not take the risk and outright banned the care of this animal.

The Rottweiler is a versatile dog breed that has been widely used throughout history to assist people with various tasks. This dog has assisted us in tasks such as herding cattle, guarding, search and rescue, and even in the police forces and armies. They are intelligent, loyal and incredibly protective dogs. Don't say they are guard dogs, most people are very happy to have this dog, but taking care of this dog is not for everyone. The rules and regulations regarding owning this dog can be complex. Generally, but not in all countries, it is illegal to own this dog in certain states, cities and even small towns. Visconsin has citywide rottweiler bans and restrictions. They can also be kept in Mississippi only if they are sterile. This is just one of the many complex rules you'll come across when you want to own it. So it's no wonder people just buy hunting dogs. There are restrictions on owning Rottweilers in Portugal and Romania. It is completely banned on the islands of Ecuador and Bermuda.

The German shepherd is one of the most popular dog breeds in the world. These dogs are beautiful, intelligent, strong dogs and are incredibly attached to their families. we can also say that they are hardworking since local police or rescue teams use these dogs. That's why you might be surprised to learn that they are actually restricted in many countries. They top the list of dogs most likely to bite in the United States. For this reason, the German shepherd is on the list of dangerous dog breeds in Florida. You can have a German shepherd only if you are over 16 years old and use a sturdy leash. These dogs are banned in Ukraine, Maldives and Belarus. Some restrictions apply in the United Arab Emirates, Romania, Malaysia, Singapore, Iceland and Bermuda.

Kangal is a strong, large and loyal dog breed. They were raised by the villagers to protect their flock of sheep. But they have also become useful and well-loved family pets. Exports are prohibited in order to preserve its quality. However, that doesn't mean you can't find Kangal elsewhere. These dogs are not banned in the United States. There is even the American Kangal Dog Club. Still, some states and towns have restrictions. Their rarity makes Kangal dogs incredibly expensive. Some people pay $4,000 to get a Kangal puppy. Denmark is also one of the countries that ban the care of this dog. There are serious restrictions in Russia and Ukraine. Only the most experienced dog lovers who deal with large dogs will want to adopt a kangal dog.

Tosa inu is a great pet. Loving, large, strong, sensitive and quiet. However, due to the historical data on the production of these dogs and the reasons for their breeding, ownership is prohibited in most countries. These dogs, which come from the Nosa region in Japan, are dogs that were formerly bred as sumo wrestlers. They are muscular, large dogs, but there are often restrictions on owning them in many countries. Obviously, this has to do with the strengths of the Tosa Inus. They never back down if another dog attacks them and they have a high pain threshold. It's incredibly difficult to get them under control when a fight breaks out. It is completely banned in Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, Malta, Denmark, Turkey, although there are only restrictions in some countries such as the UK. In fact, your job will be easier if you look at which countries they are not banned in.

The Tibetan Mastiff is one of the cutest dogs we can see in our lives. Of course, that's true of most dogs, but still, take a look at this animal. But these animals obviously have to be illegal or restricted for some reason, mostly because of their distrust of strangers. These animals can be quite protective. This is of course not a bad thing. However, these dogs can sometimes be overly aggressive towards strangers. These natural family protectors are banned in many countries. Tibetan Mastiffs are also banned in the Maldives, along with all Mastiffs and large sheepdogs. There are some restrictions in Germany and France. You must be at least 18 years old to own a Tibetan Mastiff in Belarus. In addition, these dogs are completely banned in Malaysia and Ukraine.

Gull Dong. Probably not the type of dog you are familiar with. Maybe you've never even seen this dog before. However, if anyone has seen it before, I'd love to hear your experiences in the comments. They developed it about 120 years ago in a British colony of India. His ancestors include the English bull terrier and the Pakistani Mastiff. Thanks to their size and strength, Gull Dongs are incredibly hardworking dogs. In addition, these dogs were used as bear hunter guard dogs and family guards. Although, as you can imagine, not all people have innocent intentions. This breed has been used in dogfights, although it is illegal in many parts of the world. Many countries have banned Gull Dong maintenance because of this. In addition, although these dogs are extremely loyal and agile dogs, they are also incredibly dominant and strong-willed. He can easily be trained to be aggressive when they fall into the wrong hands.