Are pit bulls banned in Washington dc?

Pit bulls are not banned in Washington, D.C., but there are restrictions on owning certain breeds of dogs that are considered dangerous. These restrictions include:

- Dogs must be spayed or neutered.

- Dogs must be registered with the city and wear a tag at all times.

- Dogs must be muzzled and on a leash at all times when in public.

- Dogs must be properly contained in a yard or enclosure at all times when not in public.

- Owners must post a sign on their property warning of the presence of a dangerous dog.

- Owners are liable for any injuries or damages caused by their dog.

The following breeds are considered dangerous in Washington, D.C.:

- American Pit Bull Terrier

- Staffordshire Bull Terrier

- American Bulldog

- German Shepherd

- Doberman Pinscher

- Rottweiler

- Chow Chow

- Akita

- Alaskan Malamute

- Siberian Husky

- Wolf-dog hybrid