legal-and-government2.85 min read "XL Bully Ban Sparks Judicial Review and Public Outcry in England and Wales"
The UK government's ban on XL bully dogs has prompted a judicial review hearing set for January after campaigners challenged the new restrictions. The ban, which includes measures like mandatory muzzling and leashing in public, has been met with opposition from animal welfare groups like the RSPCA, who argue that the tight timeline and lack of preparation could lead to the euthanasia of many dogs. Owners have until January 31 to apply for a certificate of exemption to keep their pets legally. The ban was enacted following serious attacks involving the breed, with further restrictions to come into force on February 1.
2 years ago•Source: The Guardian
