When the preliminary draft of the new Animal Protection and Welfare legislation was published in Spain, one of the rumors circulating was the elimination of breeds of dogs known as “ppp” (potentially dangerous dogs).
Validation of this code, effective September 9 of this year, continues to view certain breeds and their crosses as a “possible danger”, so nothing has changed in this area with the new law.
Bullmastiff, Dobermann, Argentine Dogo, Dogue de Bordeaux, Fila Brasileiro, Neapolitan Mastiff, Pit Bull, Perro de Presa Canario, Rottweiler, American Staffordshire Terrier and Japanese Tosa fall into this classification. If you’re considering adopting a pitbull and don’t know where to start, these tips can help.
It is necessary to have a license
Adopting them, as we read in the BOE, requires following the “legal regime for the possession of potentially dangerous animals provided for in Law 50/1999 of 23 December”.
In short, to have “an administrative permit to be issued by the City Council of the municipality where the applicant resides, or by the City Council where commercial or educational activity is carried out, provided that this is proven beforehand in this City Council”.
Being of legal age and being unable to provide the necessary care to the animal, have a certificate of psychological competence and having the accreditation of having official civil liability insurance for the damages that their animals may cause to third parties are some of the required conditions for holding the said license. It should be noted that “all dogs will be on a leash and provided with corresponding ID” for being in public places.
Once we have this license in hand, we can place the idea of adopting one of the dogs that appears as “ppp” depending on the situation.
Pit bull and kids, a good mix
The protective and respectful nature of this dog makes living with the little ones around him an option. As described on AnimalWised, “a dog especially affectionate and although he is strong and active, he is fully aware of his physical strength. She tends to get along very well with young children and babies she will care for and protect.”
Experts make a key point: “Interactions should always be supervised by parents.” Thus, we will teach both to behave calmly and lovingly.
If you want to know more dog breeds to have kids at home, Golden Retriever or Labrador is on this list.
You don’t need a big house, but you do need company and long walks.
Being such an energetic dog, they need to channel their energies through intense walks and physical exercises.. They adapt to both homes and apartments, we study at Almanimal and going out together three times a day is a must.
Right education and dedication
Providing a good education and love is essential, come to Almanimal. Therefore, he had to be very respectful and polite. If any abnormalities are detected, visit a veterinarian or dog trainer.
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Crystal Leahy is an author and health journalist who writes for The Fashion Vibes. With a background in health and wellness, Crystal has a passion for helping people live their best lives through healthy habits and lifestyles.
