| City | Ordinance | Ban/Dangerous or Vicious |
|---|---|---|
| Albion | Verified ordinance | Bans: pit bulls, rottweilers, doberman pinschers and chows | Confirmed (May 2016) |
| Auburn | Section: 98.065 | Bans: pit bulls |
| Beaver Crossing | Section: 6-117 | Bans: pit bulls |
| Beatrice | Section: 5-1 | Pit bulls, dogo argentinos, presa canarios, cane corsos and American bulldogs declared “potentially dangerous” |
| Blair | Section: 6-139 | Restricts: pit bulls, cane corsos, dogo argentinos, presa canarios and American bulldogs |
| Bridgeport | Section: 90.62 | Restricts: pit bulls, rottweilers and chows |
| Ceresco | News article | Bans: pit bulls |
| Gordon | News article | Pit bulls declared “dangerous” |
| Hebron | Section: 90.64 | Bans: pit bulls, rottweilers, chows and wolf hyrids |
| Loup City | Section: 90.038 | Bans: pit bulls, rottweilers and doberman pinschers |
| Minden | Section: 10-39 | Bans: pit bulls |
| Omaha | Section: 6 | Restricts: pit bulls, dogo argentinos, presa canarios, cane corsos and American bulldogs |
| Osceola | Animal control | Bans: pit bulls, chow chows, doberman pinschers, rottweilers, American bandogge mastiffs (bandogs) and Neopolitan mastiffs |
| Rushville | News article | Bans: pit bulls |
| Schuyler | News article | Restricts: pit bulls |
| South Sioux City | Section: 14-76 | Pit bulls declared “potentially dangerous” |
| Village of Arlington | Section: 2-308 | Bans: pit bulls and wolf-dog hybrids and restricts rottweilers and doberman pinschers |
| Village of Stratton | News article | Bans: pit bulls |
| Wayne | Section: 14-41 | Pit bulls declared “vicious” |
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