Posted on 06/22/2013 9:30:45 PM PDT by Steelfish
A List of the Dogs Banned in Beijing
June 22, 2013 Beijing passed the overall regulation on dog breeding. The rule, which took effect on Oct. 15 that year, stipulated among other things that large and vicious dogs were not allowed in key management areas in Beijing. The rule defined those areas the districts that make up the heart of the capital but not the dog breeds.
Then, on Oct. 13, two days before the rule was set to take effect, the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Agriculture, the authority in charge of husbandry and veterinary affairs, issued the definitive explanation notice on the banned breeds. In key management areas, vicious dogs as well as dogs of maturity height over 35 centimeters are not allowed, the announcement said. The notice excluded guide dogs for the blind and other similar helper dogs from the height restriction. The notice listed the following dogs as examples of those that were banned:
Mastiff
German pinscher
St. Bernard
Great Dane
Great Pyrenees
Bernese mountain
Rottweiler
Weimaraner
Setters
Afghan hound
Foxhound
Bloodhound
Irish wolfhound
Saluki
Greyhound
Borzoi
Basenji
Australian shepherd
Belgian shepherd
Bouvier des Flandres
Bearded collie
Scottish shepherd
German shepherd
Old English sheepdog
British bulldog
Chow chow
Dalmatian
Keeshond
Japanese akita
Newfoundland
Sled dog
Bedlington terrier
Bull terrier
Kerry blue terrier
(Excerpt) Read more at nytimes.com ...
My relatives used to have 2 of them around at a time. A bit unreliable.
Because basenji’s are smarter than their leadership.
ftfy
I think they mean a Siberian Husky, or a Malamute
Not tasty.....
There are German, German Shepherd Dogs in China whose owners have paid 6 figures for the dogs.
Those poor dogs. This makes me ill.
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