No. The Pit Bull is a recognized breed in the U.S. Due to their mis-handling, mis-use and mis-training by some people and the unfortunate reputation the breed has received in the media, they have received 'bad press' all out of proportion to their real threat to the general population. SOME jurisdictions DO have laws that apply to the breed but they are not universal, and the breed is legal in the US.
Pit Bulls are NOT ILLEGAL in any part of Ohio!!
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Pitbulls are banned in Germany.
Pit bulls are illegal in Malheur County, however I don't believe they are illegal anywhere else in Oregon.
No. Pit bulls are strongly based in America, but there are also English, Irish, and Scottish varieties.
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Waterville, Kansas passed ordinances restricting pit bull ownership. This law requires pit bulls to be spayed or neutered, while banning new pit bulls and requires registration of those within the city when the ordinance was enacted.
American pit-bull terriers are covered by the dangerous dogs act which makes it an offence to import one from abroad. Furthermore all pit-bulls in the UK should have been neutered in 1992, so there should be none left in the UK by now.
There's only one breed of pit bulls (the American Pit Bull Terrior). Brindle is the color of their fur (pit bulls can be almost any color).
According to the official American Kennel Club Breed Standard, American Staffordshire Terriers (Pit Bulls) should reach between 17 and 19 inches at the shoulder.
According to the official American Kennel Club Breed Standard, American Staffordshire Terriers (Pit Bulls) should reach between 17 and 19 inches at the shoulder.
Of course pit bulls are awesome.