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The UK government is facing calls to crack down on the backyard breeders of XL bully dogs, and even to cull the breed, following a string of horrifying attacks.According to the Bullywatch website, XL bully, bully type or crossbreed dogs now accounted for the majority of UK dog attacks.
XL bully type dogs were now responsible for 70 percent of dog attacks in the UK even though they only made up one percent of all dogs.
This is believed to be the XL Bully that mauled a dog owner to death while he was trying to protect his pup from the crazed animal which has allegedly attacked at least two dogs previously,
The dog involved was reported to be an XL bully but police say tests are needed to confirm the breed.
Rishi Sunak has finally promised to ban the XL Bully breed after a spate of attacks, including the mauling of an 11-year-old in Bordesley Green, Birmingham last month