(Breeds) a dog resembling the Staffordshire bull terrier but somewhat larger: developed for dog-fighting; it is not recognized by kennel clubs and is regarded as dangerous. It is not allowed in some countries, including the UK. Also called: American pit bull terrier
A number of violent incidents involving pit bull terriers attacking people have hit headlines over recent years, bringing society to question whether Taiwan ought to follow in the footsteps of other countries and ban or restrict ownership of the dog breed.
Virginia Beach, VA, June 01, 2014 --(PR.com)-- Pit bull terriers are among the most popular dogs, but they are also the most at risk of ending up in the shelter system.
Evans admitted one count of having one pit bull terrier type dog named Mason on the basis that he was looking after the family pet for his mother, but that was rejected by DJ Charles who was satisfied that the dog was his and that it was used for fighting.
Her uncle, 24-year-old Kiel Simpson, pleaded guilty at Liverpool Magistrates' Court yesterday to owning a dog banned under the 1991 Dangerous Dogs Act, namely an American pit bull terrier.
The prestigious Kennel Club and the RSPCA say there is no such breed and claim the term "Irish" is commonly used as a codename to disguise the fact they are crossbred with the feared and banned American Pit Bull Terrier.
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