DogsBite.org: Some dogs don't let go.12/31/17Summary of Estimate
Originally compiled by DogsBite.org October 12, 2011Sources are available at DogsBite.org
U.S. CitiesU.S. Counties
[1]
U.S. States
[2]
U.S. Military Bases
[3]
Countries Worldwide
[4]
1089383329250
Notes:
Updates to this document are made once per year in late December or early January by DogsBite.org, unless otherwise indicated. For the most up to date information about a particular state's breed-specific laws, please see that state's page at the following location:
http://bit.ly/BSLestimate[4] Jurisdictions in 50 countries around the world have breed-specific laws. 39 of those countries have national level breed-specific laws, such as England, Spain, France, New Zealand and more.
Estimated U.S. Cities, Counties, States and Military Facilities with Breed-Specific Laws
Estimated number of countries worldwide with breed-specific laws is also included.
[1] Not all jurisdictions within a county that restricts pit bulls are subject to the county law. This document lists all incorporated cities within such counties and in several states, also includes incorporated towns and villages, but makes no determination as to whether these incorporated municipalities are required to abide by county law. [2] Breed-specific ordinances have been enacted by municipalities in 33 different U.S. states. Currently, no U.S. state has a state-level breed-specific law.[3] Sources are derived from the DogsBite.org website and Wikipedia. This document makes no determination as to whether the military facilities listed actually contain privatized housing.
Summary of Estimate
Updated by DogsBite.org December 31, 2017