If you’re a proud dog owner in Qatar or planning to become one, there’s important news you need to know. The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, Qatar has banned 28 specific dog breeds from all public spaces. This means you can no longer walk these dogs in public areas.
Qatar Bans 28 Dog Breeds
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The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, Qatar has just rolled out new regulations that could change your pet’s daily routine. These rules focus on keeping the public safe while balancing the joys of pet ownership. The Ministry has officially banned 28 dog breeds in Qatar and labelled them as ‘dangerous’. But it doesn’t stop there. The law also prohibits the display, sale, or trade of these breeds, alongside a list of 20 other dangerous animals.
These laws aim to make Qatar’s streets safer for everyone while protecting the environment. The law is strict but intends to reduce potential risks and ensure a peaceful coexistence between humans and animals.
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Check Out Complete List
The list of banned dog breeds in Qatar is extensive, ranging from muscular dogs like the Doberman to smaller yet strong breeds like the Boston Terrier. Here’s the full list of dogs now classified as dangerous in Qatar:
1. Doberman
2. Ridgeback
3. American Staffordshire Terrier
4. American Pit Bull Terrier
5. Boston Terrier
6. German Pinscher
7. Staffordshire Terrier
8. Bull Terrier
9. Ca De Bou
10. Canary Dog
11. Argentino Dogo
12. Brazilian Mastiff
13. Spanish Mastiff
14. Neapolitan Mastiff
15. Bulldog
16. Bull Mastiff
17. Old English Mastiff
18. Dogue De Bordeaux
19. Boxer
20. Great Dane
21. Rottweiler
22. Shar Pei
23. Cane Corso
24. Kangal Dog
25. Tibetan Mastiff
26. Sheepdog Caucasian
27. Ovcharka
28. Alpine Mastiff
If your dog is on the banned list, they’ll have to stay within the safety of your home or private property. Public outings with these banned dog breeds in Qatar are no longer allowed. However, you can still give your pet a happy life at home.
Those whose dogs aren’t on the list, you can carry on with your daily walks. But it’s still important to be mindful of your surroundings and respect public spaces.
These new regulations are designed to protect everyone in Qatar while still allowing dog owners to enjoy their pets. Just stay informed and follow the rules to avoid any trouble.
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