Tosa
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Search complete. 5 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Tosa".
Oct 19, 2026
Attaque de deux chiens dangereux sur une fillette de 3 ans : la MSAW pointe du doigt la négligence du propriétaire
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1:06Jane RagooSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Mais li in à peu près un, un dizaine de dangerous dog.
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1:09Jane RagooSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Ou in a Rottweiler, ou in a Tosa aussi, ou in a plusieurs banlezot ki listé
Los perros más peligrosos (ranking letal)
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17:06DiegoNARRATOR
but not in as many as the next breed.
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17:08DiegoNARRATOR
The Tosa Inu, also known as the Japanese fighting dog, is gigantic.
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17:15DiegoNARRATOR
In the 14th century, dog fights were part of Japanese culture.
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17:21DiegoNARRATOR
Dirty work mainly resulted in a breed of dogs called Shikoku.
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17:26DiegoNARRATOR
As the years went by, the owners of the business crossed their Shikoku with Western Mastines and Bulldogs until they created the Japanese Tosa breed.
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17:37DiegoNARRATOR
They are 60 centimeters tall like most large dogs.
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17:40DiegoNARRATOR
The problem is that they weigh up to 90 kilograms and have a bite force of 40 kilograms per square centimeter.
Outlook Podcast: 30 September 2026
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8:33Nigel HuynhHOST
A number of dog breeds are currently prohibited in the UK.
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8:37Nigel HuynhHOST
It is illegal to own a pit bull terrier, a Japanese tozer, a Dogo Argentino, a Fila Brasileiro or an ex-bully and it's equally unlawful to sell, abandon, give way or breed from any banned dog in the UK.
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8:56Nigel HuynhHOST
However, certain owners may be legally entitled to keep a banned breed provided they hold a certificate of exemption.
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9:05Nigel HuynhHOST
More than 50,000 such certificates are currently in existence across the UK.
Outlook: 23rd Sept 2026
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8:33Nigel HuynhHOST
A number of dog breeds are currently prohibited in the UK.
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8:37Nigel HuynhHOST
It is illegal to own a pit bull terrier, a Japanese tozer, a Dogo Argentino, a Fila Brasileiro or an ex-bully and it's equally unlawful to sell, abandon, give way or breed from any banned dog in the UK.
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8:56Nigel HuynhHOST
However, certain owners may be legally entitled to keep a banned breed provided they hold a Certificate of Exemption.
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9:05Nigel HuynhHOST
More than 50,000 such certificates are currently in existence across the UK.