This is a YouTube video titled "Perros potencialmente peligrosos en España (PPP)" created on March 17, 2017, providing an informative presentation about dog breeds considered potentially dangerous in Spain, the physical characteristics defining them, and the legal regulations owners must follow, including licensing and safety measures. The content is a monologue by a single speaker delivering expert advice on the topic.
Hello and welcome to this new video from Animal Expert. Today we will show you which dog breeds are considered potentially dangerous in Spain and the regulations that owners must follow when owning them. We have found eight breeds considered potentially dangerous the American Pit Bull Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, American Star Terrier, Terrier, Rothschild Dog, Argentino, Fila, Brasileiro Aquita however, crosses of the previous breeds are also considered ppp. Breeds that show aggression towards people and those that meet the following physical characteristics are also considered PPP Strong muscles, powerful robust appearance athletic build, agility, vigor and endurance strong character and great courage Short hair chest circumference between 60 and 80 cm, height at the withers between 50 and 70 cm and weight over 20 kg bulky head, robust cuboid with a wide and large skull and muscular and domed cheeks Large and strong jaws robust wide and deep muzzle broad muscular and short neck solid wide, large and deep chest arched ribs and short muscular back parallel, straight and robust forelimbs and very muscular hind limbs with relatively long legs forming a moderate angle if you have or wish to adopt a dog considered potentially dangerous, you must go to the City Council to obtain a license for the ownership of potentially dangerous animals. You will also need civil liability insurance that covers damages to third parties for a value of no less than €120,000. Any adult with no criminal record, such as homicide, crimes against public health or torture, among others, can obtain the license that will be valid for five years. In addition, the dog must wear a muzzle and a leash no longer than 2 meters on public roads, and we must be aware that the owner should never walk two PPP dogs at the same time. Don't forget that the aforementioned breeds don't necessarily have to be really dangerous since their genetics education and the training we offer them depend on it. Now that you know the PVP regulations in Spain, we want to know what you think. Leave us a comment and give us a Like if you found this video useful. And don't forget to subscribe to Channel to learn more about dogs and animals in general. Until next time, experts.
