Why are Bellringtons banned

Why the Berrington is banned The Berrington, as a historic breed, is banned. The Bellington is large, relatively bold, physically strong and unafraid of people, and agile. The Bellington is very aggressive, fierce and difficult to tame. The Bellington is very active and needs enough exercise to promote its growth during the maintenance process. Long time maintenance in a confined environment is prone to bone problems and requires regular exercise. The Berrington is relatively adaptable and does not require high ambient temperatures. When cared for and tamed successfully, the Berrington is very loyal. The Bellington has a gentle temperament and is mild and harmless when sleeping.