Breed Categories Law Imposes Restrictions on the Importation and Breeding of the Following Breeds

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Breed Categories Law Imposes Restrictions on the Importation and Breeding of the Following Breeds

GOVERNMENT OF BERMUDA Ministry of Home Affairs Department of Environment and Natural Resources October 1, 2018 Breed Categories Law imposes restrictions on the importation and breeding of the following breeds: Prohibited Breeds Restricted Breeds Argentine mastiff (Dogo Argentino) Akita Boerboel (South African Mastiff) Australian Cattle Dog Brazilian Mastiff (Fila) American Bulldog Cane Corso American Pit Bull Terrier Neapolitan Mastiff American Staffordshire Terrier Presa Canario Belgian Malinois Tosa Inu Bouvier des Flandres Wolf Bull Terrier Wolf Hybrid Bullmastiff Any Cross of the above Cão de Fila de São Miguel (Azorean Cattle Dog) Chow Chow Doberman Pinscher Dogue de Bordeaux Shepherd (all breeds thereof) Mastiff – English Rhodesian Ridgeback Rottweiler Olde English Bulldogge (Old English Bulldog) Staffordshire Bull Terrier Any Cross of the above Any rare, exotic or uncommon breed may also be refused entry or permission to breed despite its absence from the above lists. You may contact us if you have a dog of a breed that may be perceived as dangerous. Prohibited Breeds Dogs of these breeds may not be imported, bred or used for breeding. New acquisitions of these dogs require pre-approval. Restricted Breeds Dogs of these breeds may be imported under permit once the conditions for importation and keeping have been fulfilled by the importer. New acquisitions of these dogs require pre-approval. Dogs of these breeds may be bred only following receipt of, or inclusion on, a Breeder’s permit. Botanical Gardens, 169 South Road, Paget, Bermuda DV-04 P.O. Box HM-834, Hamilton, Bermuda HM-CX Phone: (441) 236-4201 Fax: (441) 232-0046 Email: [email protected] Website: www.gov.bm .

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