The cats They have become the favorite pets of millions of homes around the world, taking away the place that traditionally belonged to dogs in many cases. However, despite the fact that felines are gaining more and more ground, the truth is that there are some breeds that are prohibited in several countries, which responds to different reasons.
What breeds of cats are banned in the world?
There are some breeds of kittens that under no circumstances can be developed or grown at home. In Belgium, for example, there are strict rules that clearly indicate what type of cats are prohibited.
According to the Animal Welfare Council of the European country, hybrid cats, among which the Bengali or the Savannah They cannot be bred and marketed, since these feline breeds are not suitable for development in captivity.
Another forbidden cat is the Scottish Fold, which according to specialists, due to the shape of their ears, suffer severe pain. This is a genetic defect that now prevents buying, breeding or keeping this type of cats at home.
Owning feral cats is an act forbidden in Spain. These cats are usually bred in captivity to be marketed as exotic animals, so due to their nature they tend to show an unpredictable attitude that does not qualify them to grow in a home.
As an example of the above, the Caracal It is a breed that, due to its wild origin, makes it a feline that is prohibited as a pet in Spain, even though this species, native to Africa, the Middle East and Asia, can adapt to different environments. However, their volatile behavior and the fact that they require special care means they are ruled out as a domestic animal.
It is worth mentioning that the rules on the possession of cats and other pets can vary significantly from country to country, considering local regulations, animal welfare laws and housing policies, among other things.
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