From the end of April, owners of fierce dogs such as Tosa Inu will need permission from local governments - South Korea

In South Korea, starting April 27th, if you want to keep a fierce dog such as a Tosa Inu, you must obtain permission from each local government. On the 5th, South Korea's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Livestock and Food announced the implementation of the Animal Protection Law.
"We will be teasing the draft amendments to the Ordinance and Enforcement Regulations from the 6th of this month to the 19th of next month." The completely revised Animal Protection Act will come into full effect from April 27th. This enforcement order/enforcement
The proposed amendment to the regulations includes specific procedures for enforcing the ``ferocious dog breeding permit system.'' Tosa Inu, Pit Bull Terrier, American Staffordshire Terrier, Staff
Those who wish to own a fierce dog such as a Fordshire Bull Terrier or Rottweiler must register the animal and purchase liability insurance within 30 days from the day they acquire ownership of the dog or from the day the dog reaches two months old.
After completing these steps, they must apply for breeding permission from each local government. Each local government that receives an application will decide whether or not to grant permission to keep the dog, taking into account the dangers of the fierce dog.
The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Livestock and Food has announced that local governments can adopt fierce dogs that have been judged not to be allowed to be kept due to aggressiveness or other reasons.
We have established regulations to ensure that Local governments can also revoke permission to breed dogs if the dog attacks, injures or kills people or other animals.
In addition, the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Livestock and Food has made import declaration mandatory in order to manage the history of fierce dogs. Production, import and sale of fierce dogs
Vendors who wish to sell the products must install double doors or locks at the entrance and receive permission from each prefectural body.