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Hundreds of XL bullies have 5 weeks to seek out residence – or face being killed

Hundreds of XL bullies are set to be put to dying upon the introduction of the upcoming ban on the breed.

The highly effective canine have been the supply of controversy and outrage for months following a spate of high-profile assaults and deaths. Now animal charities have warned that if some 246 canine aren’t rehomed earlier than the ban they are going to be destroyed.

The canine are at present being housed by charities together with the RSPCA, Blue Cross, Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, Dogs Trust and Mayhew, however as soon as the ban comes within the canine won’t be able to be rehomed or offered.

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This means these canine with out properties will probably be put down. Therefore the canine at present in kennels solely have about 5 weeks to discover a residence.



The dogs will have to be kept on a lead (stock)
The canine should be stored on a lead (inventory)

The rescue organisations can have the flexibility to use for an exemption, however canine granted this need to dwell in a kennel, one thing the charities say they wouldn’t do as a consequence of issues for the animals’ welfare, Sky News stories.

Meanwhile, individuals who personal the canine will probably be pressured to maintain their canine on leads and muzzled when out in public. This will come into impact from January 1, though homeowners have till February to use for an exemption to personal an XL bully. By this level too, the canine will must be neutered.

According to the Blue Cross, the entire value of placing down their XL bullies might be round £90,000 as a consequence of their giant dimension which means a number of medicine are wanted, coupled with cremation prices.



Owners have been protesting the ban
Owners have been protesting the ban

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When saying the ban earlier this 12 months, PM Rishi Sunak described the breed as “a danger to our communities, particularly our children”. Referencing the spate of assaults, Sunak continued: “It is clear this is not about a handful of badly trained dogs, it’s a pattern of behaviour and it cannot go on.

“While homeowners have already got a accountability to maintain their canine beneath management, I wish to reassure folks that we’re urgently engaged on methods to cease these assaults and shield the general public.”

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