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Q: Are pitbulls banned in China? or in some provinces.

(Perhaps this has been asked before but I couldn't find it)

 

 

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Some provinces or cities will have rules about the shoulder height of dogs that would disqualify a pitbull. I have not heard about bread restrictions in China, not saying there isn't any. 

JungleLife:

Shoulder height? what? I don't follow.

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http://www.lgd.org/library/measure.htm 

 

 

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JungleLife:

Must be a low shoulder height restriction to disqualify pitbulls. Some are big, but lots of them are stocky but not very high. Then again, I don't really see any big dogs at all in China, unless they're hanging up at the slaughter house, then they get pretty big.

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Pitbulls are legal in Hebei but very expensive compared to other breeds in China. You're looking at about 10,000 RMB (you can get a Rottweiler pup for 1,800 RMB, a Doberman around 7,000 RMB)

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