The world's top ten banned fierce dogs No. 10 Canary Dog

The Spanish Canary Dog is a dog breed developed from fighting dogs. Its ancestors may include the local endangered Badino Maggiore. As well as the descendants of the imported British Mastiff, the Canary Dog is highly excited, easily agitated, has a positive attitude, and is loyal. For many years, it has been rated by many countries as the dog breed that hurts most people and caused the most deaths, and is banned in most countries.

The world's top ten banned bulldogs No. 9 Twisted Boliton

The Italian Twisted Boliton is one of the most powerful fighting dogs in the world, and perhaps the most annoying in the world. He is a fearful bulldog, his dark black body is strong and sturdy, and seems to have endless power. His lowered eyes are cold and gloomy, making people feel shuddering. He was once the favorite of the mafia, used to show terror and power. Once the Boledon dog attacks, it will not stop and likes to devour the prey it kills, including humans.

The world's top ten banned fierce dogs No. 8 Rottweiler

Rottweiler is tough, calm, confident, and easy to train. It must be strictly trained when it is a puppy, otherwise It is difficult for the owner to control it after adulthood. There have been records of Rottweilers injuring people abroad and domestically. It is a dangerous dog, but it has a distinctive personality, a strong sense of resistance to violence, and a strong sense of self. Many of them will even Pick your own host.

The world's top ten banned fierce dogs No. 7 Cane Corso

Cane Corso is a descendant of the ancient fierce dog called "Mollosser". In ancient Rome, people used them to hunt lions. It is a compact mastiff with the explosive power of a mastiff and the endurance that exceeds that of ordinary mastiffs. He has a brave temperament, extraordinary courage, and full resilience. Because of his excellent endurance, once he fights, he often fights to the end until he is completely victorious or completely defeated (seriously injured or killed in battle).

The world's top ten banned fierce dogs No. 6 Philodendron

Philodendron is a ferocious breed, strong and tall, with a scary appearance. It is close to its owner, but is very affectionate towards its owner. The stranger was alert. Its terrier ancestry is clearly reflected in its long muzzle, drooping skin, and superior tracking ability. Instead of attacking when it spots prey, it traps it until the hunter arrives. During Brazil's slavery period, this special ability earned it a better reputation for being able to deliver escaped slaves intact to their owners. Its demeanor and tracking ability have made it popular in North America and Europe as well, but many countries have banned the breed due to its large size and aggressive nature.

The world's top ten banned fierce dogs No. 5 Tibetan Mastiff

The Tibetan Mastiff is a large and ferocious dog. It is one of the most ferocious dog breeds in the world. It is native to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. Strong temperament, noble and proud, strong strength, agile and vigorous movements, but poor endurance. Its typical characteristics are high alertness and strong territorial awareness.It is extremely loyal to its owner, has strong hostility to strangers in its territory, and is good at protecting its owner and its belongings, but it poses a serious threat to the public in human living areas.

The world's top ten banned fierce dogs No. 4 Caucasian dog

The Caucasian dog is one of the most ferocious dog breeds in the world. It has a strong body, strong disease resistance, brave temperament, calmness, stability, and alertness. They have high sex drive, sensitive intuition, strong-willed and confident personalities, and are loyal and obedient to their owners. They are most suitable for housekeeping, guarding homes, villas, warehouses, farms or pastures, but are not suitable for general family breeding. Although extremely ferocious, it is very loyal to its master and likes to be close to its master.

The world's top ten banned fierce dogs No. 3 Dogo

In the 1920s, an Argentinian breeder, Dr. Martinaz, in order to protect the manor, hunt ferocious pumas and in the Americas The breed was bred from overrun wild boars. A ferocious dog breed used for hunting large game, mainly wild boars and mountain lions. It will bite the beast in the rugged and dangerous terrain until the hunter comes and kills the prey. Its blood has the strength, tenacity and strength of a large bulldog.

The world's top ten banned fierce dogs No. 2 Tosa Dog

This frightening dog breed was first bred in Japan around 1860. Tosa Dou can probably only be described as ferocious and ruthless. What's even more frightening about the dog's character is that except when biting its opponent, the Tosa fighting dog usually looks so quiet and docile. If you try to get close to it or even pet it, it may bite your throat in return. Currently, most countries except the United States have banned the breeding of this devilish, evil and ferocious beast.

No. 1 of the top ten banned fierce dogs in the world: Pitbull

Pitbull is a ferocious dog breed with strong lethality bred for the purpose of fighting. It originated in the 19th century. The United States is mainly bred from the American Staffordshire Terrier and the American Bulldog. Its original name means "American Colosseum Bull Terrier". What’s even more terrifying is that pit bulls secrete testosterone faster than other dog breeds during fights. The high concentration of testosterone makes them not afraid of pain, so they can fight for a long time. A 30-kg strong pit bull may be able to beat a 75-kg Caucasus. Killed 2 sheepdogs in 3 minutes. It only feels pain when hormone levels drop.