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India.com
26-04-2025
- General
- India.com
8 Most Dangerous Dogs Breed Banned In India
Mastiffs, known for their imposing size and protective instincts, are among the dog breeds banned in India due to concerns about aggression and safety. The Rottweiler, known for its strength, loyalty, and protective nature, is among the dog breeds banned in India due to safety concerns. The Wolf Dog, a hybrid between domestic dogs and wolves, is known for its wild instincts and unpredictable behavior. It is among the breeds banned in India for safety reasons. The Rhodesian Ridgeback is known for its strength, loyalty, and independence. Due to concerns over its powerful nature and potential aggression, this breed is among those banned in India by the Government. The Akbash dog breed, known for its protective instincts and guarding abilities, is among the breeds banned in India due to concerns over safety and aggression. The Moscow Guard Dog is among the 23 dog breeds banned in India. The American Bulldog is banned in India, as part of efforts to regulate aggressive dog breeds and ensure public safety. Pitbulls are banned in India and in 20 states across the USA, following a rise in dog attack cases. The move aims to encourage responsible pet ownership in India. (All Image: pixabay) Read Next Story
Yahoo
23-04-2025
- Science
- Yahoo
Letters to the Editor: Despite trouble for ranchers, wolves are vital to keeping nature in balance
To the editor: Wolves are hardly an old nemesis ('Beautiful, deadly: Wolves stalk rural California,' April 21). They are the animals that keep other wild animals in check and in balance. They help to protect what little remaining wilderness we have left and keep it wild and prospering. Of course where people are living, working and farming, wolves often have a bad reputation. But they're vital to a thriving ecosystem. Biologists are still discovering how much there is to learn about what they actually do for wildlife, the ecosystem and for us. Linda Nicholes, Huntington Beach .. To the editor: I read with interest your article about wolf predations. Nowhere it is mentioned that in Colorado and other places, certain breeds of dogs can protect cattle. Breeds such as Pyrenees, Anatolian and Akbash are big powerful dogs and if you have a number of them (one might not be enough to fend off an attack by several wolves), they can be very effective in protecting cattle. Eduardo Kneler, Redondo Beach This story originally appeared in Los Angeles Times.
Los Angeles Times
23-04-2025
- Science
- Los Angeles Times
Letters to the Editor: Despite trouble for ranchers, wolves are vital to keeping nature in balance
To the editor: Wolves are hardly an old nemesis ('Beautiful, deadly: Wolves stalk rural California,' April 21). They are the animals that keep other wild animals in check and in balance. They help to protect what little remaining wilderness we have left and keep it wild and prospering. Of course where people are living, working and farming, wolves often have a bad reputation. But they're vital to a thriving ecosystem. Biologists are still discovering how much there is to learn about what they actually do for wildlife, the ecosystem and for us. Linda Nicholes, Huntington Beach .. To the editor: I read with interest your article about wolf predations. Nowhere it is mentioned that in Colorado and other places, certain breeds of dogs can protect cattle. Breeds such as Pyrenees, Anatolian and Akbash are big powerful dogs and if you have a number of them (one might not be enough to fend off an attack by several wolves), they can be very effective in protecting cattle. Eduardo Kneler, Redondo Beach
