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Köpekler bazen ataları kurtlarla bağlarının olması sebebiyle olaylara kurtlar gibi tepkiler verebilmektedir. Özellikle pitbull, amerikan bulldogu, presa canario, dogo argentino gibi köpek ırklarının kökenleri tamamen evcil olmadığı için birçok ülkede yasaklanmış durumda. Peki bu ülkeler hangisi ve diğer yasaklı türler hangileri? Bu ülkeler arasında Türkiye de var mı? Aklınızdaki soruların cevapları bu videoda….

“Yasaklanmış 10 Köpek Irkı” başlıklı bu videonun metnini buradan okuyabilirsiniz:

Wolf Dog
Yarı kurt yarı köpek olduğu için bazen olaylara kurt gibi tepki vererek vahşileşebilir.
Yasaklandığı ülke: Norveç.
Dogo Argentino
Yasaklanma nedeni köpek dövüşlerinde çok fazla kullanılmasıdır.
Yasaklandığı ülkeler: Avustralya, Yeni Zelanda, Portekiz ve birçok Avrupa Ülkesi.
Napoliten Mastiff
Roma İmparatorluğu’nda gladyatör olarak dövüştürüldü.Günümüzde zapt edilmesi zor olduğu için yasaklanmıştır.
Yasaklandığı ülkeler: Singapur ve Romanya.
Bandog
Dövüşlerde kullanıldığı ve saldırma anında ön uyarı(havlamak) yapmadıkları çin yasaklanmıştır.
Yasaklandığı ülke: Bazı kurumlarca özel bir ırk olarak kabul edilmese de İngiltere’de yasaklanmıştır.
Amerikan Bulldog’u
ABD’de tarlaları yaban domuzlarından korumak için kullanılır ve bu köpeklerin acı eşikleri oldukça yüksektir.
Yasaklandığı ülkeler: Singapur Danimarka ve birçok Avrupa ülkesi.
Presa Canario
Kökenleri tamamen evcil değildir ve görünüşünden çok daha sert ve agresiftir.
Yasaklandığı ülkeler: Avustralya ve Yeni Zelanda.
Boerboel
Güney Afrika’da çiftlik evlerini leoparlar ve çitalardan korumak için kullanılır.
Yasaklandığı ülke: Danimarka
Japon Tosa Inu
Dominant olmayan insanları hükmetmeye çalışabilir ve üzerinde otorite kurabilen sadece 1 sahibe itaat eder.
Yasaklandığı ülkeler: Danimarka, Norveç ve birçok Avrupa ülkesi.
Fila Brasileiro
Yabancı insanlara karşı aşırı agresif bir yapıya sahiptir.
Yasaklandığı ülke: İngiltere
Amerikan Pitbull Teriyeri
Kökeni geçmişte savaşlarda kullanılan köpeklere dayanır ve günümüzde acımasızca köpek dövüşlerinde kullanılır.
Yasaklandığı yerler: Amerika’daki birçok eyalet, Kanada ve birçok Avrupa ülkesi.

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Its not the dogs fault, a lot of them come from broken homes, their fathers didn’t stick around and their mothers were complete bitches….
101 Dalmatians. Russian version.
Ross Kemp on Dog Gangs, it’s on SKY next week…

Brutus Maximus Rottweiler VS Blue Cane Corso/Italian Mastiff

Two 130 Pound Bull Mastiffs On the Attack

You all will be missed. These dogs were great and friendly dogs to be around. Nakita was a friendly dog, almost too friendly. Preferring to lay on you and cuddle. She would go out and hunt/explore with Kalica (White Siberian) at night and sometimes come back so muddy that you could not recognize either of them.

Sitting Bull was the boss of the farm, and would stand guard outside and warn of anyone approaching that he did not know. His farts were room clearing but was well loved.

Kalica, the white Siberian, loved to hunt mice and explore. The trouble that she would get into was astounding and we laughingly joked that she was more cat then dog because of all the brushes with death she had. She survived parvo as a pup, when her brother did not. Was hit by a car at around a year old. Which she would use to get out of trouble by limping or holding it up. More recently after some bad flooding she was found in a sink hole and had to be rescued.

Some call these dogs dumb, worthless etc but most saw them as what they truly were, part of the family. RIP I will see you on the other side.

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A woman from New Jersey woman was viciously attacked by two dogs in Plainfield and the entire encounter was caught on video.

The 55-year-old woman is seen laying helplessly on the ground as the owner of the two dogs and a passerby try to drag them off her.

The 5-year old American bulldogs are seen biting the woman constantly with onlookers screaming in horror.

Witnesses say the attack lasted for five minutes.

‘The lady is screaming, ‘Oh my god, they’re biting her,’ said K’Shawn Scott to NBC New York, who filmed the video with his cell phone.

‘The dogs, I could see it in their eyes, something had them angry.’

Mr Scott is heard on the video growing extremely frantic as he witnesses the woman being mauled before his eyes and suggests running the dogs over

Neighbours try to do all they can for the attack to stop. One woman acts as a human shield, lying on top of the victim, while a bystander drags the dogs away by their hind legs.

Another resident comes armed with a large stick and tries hitting the dogs, however it doesn’t appear to make much difference and instead makes them even angrier.

By the time three police officers arrived, the victim was trying desperately to shield herself from one of the dogs, which was biting her on and near her head.

Neighbours screamed for the police to shoot the savages on the spot.

They didn’t hesitate for a moment. Police fired five bullets, killing both dogs named Max and Marley.

Plainfield Police Captain Ed Santiago to Asbury Park Press said he had no issues with the officers’ decision to act

‘The next bite of a dog like that could have been a jugular. It could have killed her.’

‘They weren’t even paying attention to their owner,’ Santiago added.

The dogs had been released into their backyard but the owner was unaware that her gate had been left open.

The dogs were able to get through the gate and into the front yard, where they attacked the victim.

Police say the owner of the dogs was issued four summonses for having vicious and unleashed dogs.

The victim, whom police identified as a 55-year-old Plainfield resident, was simply was walking down the street the attack occurred.

She was semi-conscious and bleeding when officers arrived and found one dog with its teeth around her head.

She is said to be in fair condition at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital where she is recovering to numerous dog bites to her head, hands and legs.

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CAPE CORAL, Fla.- A father is desperately seeking action after his 9-year-old daughter was mauled by a neighbor’s pit bull.

Lauren Pacuirck was attacked Sunday afternoon just feet from her dad’s house on Southwest 8th Place, near Embers Parkway.

She’s out of school Monday, recovering from the attack that her father says will affect her for the rest of her life.

“She kept screaming that she couldn’t feel her arm,” said Doug Pacuirck, Lauren’s father.

He says she was walking home from a friend’s house around the corner, when the neighbor’s pit bull got loose.

“Lauren started to run home and the brown pit bull chased after her, bit her in the butt, let go and then grabbed her arm and shook her,” said Pacuirck. “She was crying, she was holding her arm, there was blood everywhere, there was blood on her shirt, blood on her pants, blood on her boots.”

Pacuirck’s daughter was rushed to the hospital, where she was treated for hours and received more than a dozen stitches.

According to the report filed by Lee County Domestic Animal Services, the dog owner’s 15-year-old daughter was walking the dog on a leash but it pulled away.

Pacuirck wants Animal Services to remove the dog from the home.

“I’m very upset at their irresponsibility of dog ownership.”

The dog is still in the custody of its owner, but Animal Services is investigating. Their records show the dog has never attacked anyone before.

The dog’s owner tells WINK News he feels sorry about what happened, and that he is willing to give up the dog, but only if it’s not euthanized.

VIEWERS CAUTION! Our friends baby is playing with childproof vitamin bottles as an improvised toy under the close supervision of an adult. You should know before you comment that I explain to people all the time that my dog is NOT a pit bull, and I also have to listen to people tell me that my dog is a dangerous breed because she is a pit bull. I’m really tired of all of it. Macey is an American Staffordshire Terrier/Mix going on 5 years old… still no signs of aggression. She’s still the sweetest dog ever and it hurts me that so many people hate her without even giving her a chance.
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“Don’t blame the dog” logic

Pit bull owners frequently blame the “environment” after a pit bull seriously injures a person. A participant in the Tufts study illustrates this clearly, “If you get some kid that has been beaten all his life, he’s going to go out and be aggressive towards people.”12 The intention is to assert that an aggressive pit bull must have been beaten or taught to attack by their owners instead of admitting to the genetic traits that define the breed (See: Why do people say that pit bulls “don’t let go?”)

Pit bull owners frequently direct blame onto victims after an attack too. While “blaming the victim” is a universal phenomenon, pit bull owners do so offensively. The instance involving Wendy Blevins, who DogsBite.org awarded 2008 Victims Advocate of the Year, is an excellent example. After Tina Agerson’s pit bull casually walked up to Wendy and her daughter and latched onto the child’s head, Wendy immediately straddled the attacking dog and pulled it off Charlotte.

As blood flew everywhere, Agerson stood by and watched. She later said that Wendy “blocked” her from getting her dog. In a subsequent blog post about the incident, a pit bull advocate left a comment asking why Wendy did not have insurance to cover her child’s medical bills, which surpassed $110,000 in 30 days. First, Wendy was insured; second, the commenter blamed the victim for being unable to pay these bills after “someone else’s dog” nearly killed her child.

In a separate incident, a victim with a history of seizures was blamed for the attack that led to her death. Kelli Chapman was sleeping in her bed when her two pet pit bulls killed her. It was quickly assumed that because she suffered from seizures, she must have had one and the pit bulls “naturally” reacted to it by killing her. Yet, we will never know if she suffered a seizure, and if she did, the order of events: Did a seizure cause the attack or did the attack cause a seizure?13

In nearly all instances of serious and fatal pit bull attacks, pit bull owners, and in some cases authorities, blame the attack on the environment or the actions of the victim. There is a refusal on their part to admit that a pit bull will attack unprovoked. Some of the most grievous examples include a child holding a stuffed animal and a child bumping into a pit bull. “Don’t Blame the Dog” believers say such actions sufficiently explain why the pit bull severely injured or killed the child.

League City police said a 2 1/2-year-old girl who was attacked at her apartment by a pit bull is in fair condition at Memorial Hermann Hospital.

Mackenzi Plass was attacked Monday morning by the dog that belonged to her mother’s boyfriend.

“When I think of what that poor baby went through, I just, it’s horrible,” said Jeannie Plass, Mackenzi’s paternal grandmother. “The left side of her face is pretty much chewed up. And she has a cranial fracture. Her scalp was lacerated. Her shoulder was broken and lacerated as well. As well as her upper leg.”

Police said Mackenzi’s mother, Chelsi Camp, was dog-sitting for her boyfriend when the dog attacked the girl. She said the quick action of League City Police Officer Massey saved Mackenzi’s life.

“He was wrestling the animal, took a shotgun and while he was wrestling it, shot the shotgun to make it let go. They had to kill it for the dog to relax, to let go,” said Plass.

Mackenzi’s grandmother said the little girl has had three surgeries and has many more cosmetic procedures to come. But some damage, she said, is beyond repair. The toddler was in pediatric ICU at Memorial Hermann.

PHOENIX — It’s been nearly 10 months since a then four-year-old boy was mauled by Mickey the pit bull. While the dog is getting a lot of publicity in Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s jail, the boy’s supporters want people to know he still needs help.

Flor Vicente said she’s grateful for the support she and her son Kevin have received so far.

Kevin’s mother said she would be lost right now if it weren’t for the community’s help, but it’s been a struggle especially at first when she felt like everyone was against her.

Kevin’s scars are a constant reminder of what he went through in February when he was mauled by Mickey the pit bull near Central Avenue and Broadway Road outside of his babysitter’s home.

Doctors said the pit bull attacked crushing Kevin’s eye socket, cheek bone and jaw.

Vicente said Kevin is constantly at the hospital for checkups and surgeries.

The hospital said he still has a long road ahead of him.

“The surgeon said they’re going to try to open his eye more,” said Vicente.

Vicente said she had to stop working to take care of him.

“I would like to work but, I haven’t been able to,” said Vicente. “Kevin had a lot of appointments, and then he wasn’t eating well so I had to spoon feed him.”

They’ve been living off of donations from the Maricopa Health Foundation.

“From there, I also pay the light bill, the telephone bill, and medicine that ACCHS doesn’t cover,” said Vicente.

Flor said she’s getting financial and emotional support that she didn’t have right away.

“Kevin has had a lot of help especially after some people noticed Mickey’s support.”

Flor said at first, she was hurt that Mickey was getting more support than her boy.

People were donating money to keep Mickey from being put down.

Kevin’s mom felt that supporters were blaming her boy for the attack, saying he was trying to get Mickey’s bone.

“My friend said that people were supporting the dog and really liked him, and I said it can’t be that this is happening. I couldn’t understand,” she said.

“This has never been Kevin versus Mickey. Human versus a dog,”  said attorney John Schill. “This is a horrible case that happened to Kevin. I feel badly for him, but I wanted to save Mickey because I never thought he should be killed.”

Flor said she’s made peace with what happened, and just wants to thank everyone who has supported them.

“Without the help everyone has given us, I don’t know where we’d be right now,” said Vicente.

Maricopa Health Foundation said they still have money left from the $38,000 that has been donated for Kevin’s living expenses, but since Kevin still has a long road ahead of him, they are always looking for donations.

“To date his medical expenses have been covered by other resources but there may come a time when cosmetic surgery will be appropriate and it may not be covered,” said Tom McKinley, Maricopa Health Foundation president. “When that time we hope the community will continue to support Kevin in his journey and support him in making a full recovery.”

It was a scary scene in a quiet Grand Island neighborhood when police say a pit bull attacked a 7-year-old girl.

The 20-month-old dog had just given birth to her first litter of puppies 12 hours earlier.

First-time dog breeder Sade Troester said it happened when her daughter’s friend attempted to pet the mother who was nursing her puppies at the time.

“My son was sleeping, and my other son is a baby,” said Troester, who is hearing impaired and spoke with the help of a neighbor.

“I was getting ready to go check on the girls. A second after, I put my baby down.”

It was then that the dog lunged at the girl and 911 was called.

Troester surrendered Diamond and her puppies to the Humane Society, a good move, said Animal Control Officer April Liske-Clark.

“The owner of the dog did the right thing. Protecting her own kids and surrendering the animals.”

Troester says she doesn’t want to see the dog get put to sleep, but she also doesn’t feel comfortable letting her back in her home.

Officials say the 7-year-old needed immediate surgery after the attack.