The 36 Breeds of Dogs Now Banned in Guangzhou – Warnings

www.wafflesandsteel.com — Last summer, GZ issued a new edict that said families could only have one dog and it couldn’t be a big one. For those wondering what kind of dogs were OK, officials compiled a list. I’ve always been a dog lover and thought I was pretty good at identifying all the breeds. It was truly a humbling experience reading through this list and realizing that I’d never heard of many of the breeds. A Saarloos Wolfdog? Wha?

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The 36 Breeds of Dogs Now Banned in Guangzhou

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