Scotland could become new XL Bully capital of Britain
Scotland could become the new XL Bully capital due to breeders dumping the unwanted dogs north of the border before the new ban is implemented.
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Ban on XL bullies could lead to MORE dog attacks because owners could keep them locked up inside and breeders will move to other large animals, experts say
Senior vet Dave Martin, a welfare adviser to 900 practices in the UK, fears the consequences if these dogs are kept without stimulation and exercise.
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American bully XL ban could lead to more dogs being dumped if vets can't cope with demands of the policy, rescue centre warns
The Association of Dogs and Cats Homes (ADCH) fears the rules may lead to a 'postcode lottery' on vets being able to help owners meet the terms.
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Nearly 250 XL Bullies will be put down if not rehomed by end of 2024
Animal charities have said hundreds of XL Bully dogs will be put down if they're not re-homed by the the end of the year.
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American XL bully owners can now apply to get their pets exempt before breed is banned next year - following spate of deaths
New rules due to come into force on February 1 will make it illegal to own an XL bully in England and Wales, unless the animal is on the exempt list.
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