Norme per cani considerati pericolosi - Danimarca

Dal 1 luglio 2010 in Danimarca sono stati vietate altre 11 razze canine. Nel 1991 erano già stati vietati i Pitbull terrier e i Tosa Inu, per un totale attuale di 13 razze proibite sul territorio danese. 

Ecco la lista dei cani considerati pericolosi, quindi vietati, in Danimarca:

American Staffordshire Terrier

Central Asian Ovtcharka

Dogo Argentino

Fila Brasileiro

Caucasian Ovtcharka

Sarplaninac

South Russian Ovtcharka

Tornjak

Tosa Inu (vietato dal 1991)

American Bulldog

Boerboel

Kangal

Pit bull terrier (vietato dal 1991)

La legge danese esige che gli esemplari delle razze di cui sopra ed i loro incroci non possano essere allevati, comprati, venduti, importati, esportati o trasferiti in Danimarca. 

Vi sono alcune razze attualmente in osservazione, come potenzialmente pericolose: Staffordshire Bull Terrier, Rottweiler e Bull Mastiff.

The new law provides that dogs of these breeds and crosses containing these breeds are not allowed to be bred, purchased, sold, imported, exported or transferred in Denmark though there is a long phase in period for breeders, up to June 30, 2015.

Banned dogs in Denmark as of July 1, 2010 may stay during a phase in period but must be kept on a short lead of no more than 2 meters and wear a closed muzzle when off the owner’s property.

The burden is on the owners to prove upon request by the authorities that their dog is not one of the banned breeds or a mix. 

The new law also provides for an "observation list" to be established by the Ministry of Justice. Breeds on the "observation list" are potentially dangerous breeds. Thus far, the Staffordshire Bull Terrier, Rottweiler and Bull Mastiff have been placed on the observation list.

The Dog Act will be evaluated after 3 years.

Aggiornato al 26-08-2015 ed in vigore.

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