Czech Wolfdog: A typical wolfdog with a cruel nature and excellent fighting ability. It is worthy of being called "that wolfdog". Although many countries in the world keep it as a domestic wolfdog, in Norway, the Czech wolfdog has been explicitly banned.

American Pitbull: Originated in the 19th century, bred from the American Taff and the American Bulldog. Its typical characteristics are strong muscles, powerful jaws, huge bite force, and amazing endurance and perseverance. One look at this muscular body and you can tell that it loves to attack people, and ordinary people cannot control it. It is banned in some areas of the United States and Canada.

South African Mastiff: Originating from South Africa, it is a large, athletic dog with a large, muscular and powerful body. They usually weigh up to 150 pounds. Their teeth bite like scissors and are so fierce that if one bites them, the flesh will be ripped off directly. It is explicitly banned in Denmark.

Japanese Tosa Dog: Originated in the 19th century, it is a medium-sized dog used for hunting wild boars. It has the physique and appearance of Western dog breeds. After training, the Tosa Inu is known as one of the most ferocious dog breeds in the world, and its price is also affordable to ordinary people in the Philippines.

File Dog: Native to Brazil, it is used for hunting wild boars and jaguars because of its tall physique. A dog that can hunt jaguars, you can imagine how strong its attack power and combat effectiveness are. It is powerful enough to easily knock an adult man to the ground. In the past, noble kingdoms used it to chase down escaped slaves. Nowadays, it is listed as a banned dog in many countries of the United Nations.

Presa Dog: Originated from the Canary Islands in Spain, it is a powerful solid guard dog and fighting dog. It can weigh hundreds of pounds and has amazing strength. It was once bred for fighting, but is now banned in Australia, New Zealand and other places.

Dogo: One of the few dog breeds bred in South America, it was also bred for hunting. It has extremely strong endurance, and it is estimated that it will not be a problem to fight other large animals for 300 rounds. It is banned in many countries because of its ferocity and aggressiveness.

Neapolitan Mastiff: This dog is a very ancient breed. After being bred by humans for generations, it is no longer as aggressive as before. Today it is usually bred as a police dog, but it is still banned in Singapore and Romania. keep.

American Bulldog: It is ferocious and aggressive by nature. I must have seen countless videos of it fighting with Tibetan Mastiff. The scene is simply heartbreaking! It is now a banned breed in Denmark and Singapore.

Tibetan Mastiff: Rich in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, it is known as the "Oriental Divine Dog". Just by looking at the vicious grin, you can tell that it is aggressive by nature. There are countless incidents of Tibetan mastiffs hurting people for no reason across the country. This is of course taken seriously by many countries. After all, lives can be saved.No joke! Therefore, many countries and regions in the world have included it on the banned list.

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