The UK has witnessed an alarming surge in dog attacks, particularly involving the American XL Bully breed, prompting swift action from authorities. UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has taken a decisive step by ordering ministers to collaborate with law enforcement and experts to define the breed responsible for these fatal attacks accurately. Sunak has ordered "urgent work to define and ban" the American XL Bully dog breed following recent violent attacks, with a resolute aim to keep communities safe. The UK government is now gearing up to enact a ban on the American XL Bully breed under the Dangerous Dog Act. These new legislative measures are expected to be implemented by year-end, signalling a commitment to curbing this rising threat to communities. Dog Attack in UK: XL Bully Dog Mauls Girl and Two Men in Birmingham, Distressing Video Surfaces.
American XL Bully Breed Facing Ban
It’s clear the American XL Bully dog is a danger to our communities.
I’ve ordered urgent work to define and ban this breed so we can end these violent attacks and keep people safe. pic.twitter.com/Qlxwme2UPQ
— Rishi Sunak (@RishiSunak) September 15, 2023
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