The British government wants to ban the XL bully breed after violent attacks, prompting debate over who should be at fault: the pets or their owners?
urging the government to criminalize selling, owning or breeding XL bullies has garnered over 16,000 signatures.the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, said in a statement it takes dog attacks and antisocial behavior “very seriously and are making sure the full force of the law is being applied.”
“If you unclip that lead and you know that dog will attack someone, you are deploying a deadly weapon,” Spivey said. He called for more stringent prison terms for the owners of violent dogs, which he said could make people think twice: “People would be quicker to muzzle their dogs, they would take dog ownership and training much more seriously.”
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