Page 25 - Dog Attacks News Today

The dog owner's Facebook page features numerous pictures of two of his massive dogs, including one of a child stood in front of them, and another where he boasts about their menacing appearance

Surrey Police confirmed it had been in contact with the dog owner on two previous occasions - once when the XL Bullies were off their leash and another when they mounted another dog

The British Indian leader Rishi Sunak issued a video message to say he shared the publics "horror" over the spate of attacks and that he had ordered urgent work to define and ban the American XL Bully dog breed. The issue has been in the headlines since last week when an 11-year-old girl suffered serious injuries after being attacked in Birmingham by a similar breed.

Rishi Sunak has vowed to ban the breed by the end of 2023, after labelling them a danger to our communities.

Police are investigating as two XL Bully dogs mauled to death Ian Price in Stonnall, Staffordshire, last night and American Bullies, created by breeding two banned dogs in the UK

A street in the rural village of Stonall, Staffordshire, has been on lockdown today and a young man was arrested on suspicion of having dogs dangerously out of control

The tragic death of Ramabn police officer ASI Mohammad Rafiq Naik due to rabies from a dog scratch has alarmed Jammu and Kashmir. Despite encountering the dog months ago, Naik's condition deteriorated rapidly, leading to his demise. This incident highlights the dangers of negligence around animals. Rabies cases are on the rise in Kashmir, with cats also becoming a concern. Rabies is a viral disease that attacks the nervous system, causing aversion to water and light, muscle contractions, an...

Councillor Nicky Brennan, Birmingham's community safety and equalities lead, said she was told of a decision to humanely kill the dog in a briefing from the force's community safety team yesterday

The Mirror takes a look at the sinister world of dodgy dog breeding as bully-type puppies are being poorly bred and kept in a semi-comatose state trapped in darkness, trained on treadmills and forced to fight for social media

The government is considering outright banning the dogs - but an expert said this wont help stop the attacks.