XL Bully owner savaged in garden by dog hits out at breed ban after more than 20,000 attacks last year
Revealed: The thousands of dog attacks since XL Bullly breed ban
- Following a ban on XL Bully dogs in the UK, new figures reveal over 23,000 reported Dog attacks occurred in the 12 months after the ban's implementation.
- This represents a slight increase compared to the previous year and significantly more than five years ago.
- The rise may be partly attributed to updated Crown Prosecution Service guidance.
- An XL Bully owner, Summer Trezise, criticizes the ban after being attacked while defending her dog from another dog, highlighting the importance of responsible ownership regardless of breed.
- Despite some reported attacks involving XL Bullies, the collected data doesn't offer a complete picture due to inconsistent breed logging by police. The RSPCA advocates for responsible ownership and stronger penalties for irresponsible owners rather than breed-specific bans.
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