A fourth “Rosa Barks” has appeared within the midst of ongoing frustration from XL bully homeowners concerning the ban on the breed.
Members of the bully brigade have in latest weeks been donning muzzles in help of their persecuted pups, which have now been banned in England. Taking to TikTok, XL bully proprietor Victoria Cox was the newest to hitch the ranks of the muzzeled.
She posted a video on the clip-sharing platform with the caption: “#dontbulliemybully #daddysboy #xlbully #standupforourdogs #family #son #furbaby #muzzleddog Well [sic] stand by you boy no matter what,” adopted by a robust arm emoji.
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The video confirmed the proprietor and hound in a sequence of various photos out on a stroll collectively, static pictures in a carousel of solidarity. At the underside of the video, have been the phrases “got your back” and “xl bully” with each units of phrases surrounded by blue love hearts.
Victoria joins the rank-and-file of the Rosa Barks motion on the again of a person earlier this month who posted on the XL Bully homeowners Facebook web page known as Save our Bully’s UK carrying a muzzle. “They sit for us WE stand for them, finally cracked the muzzle,” the put up learn. “Daddy wears one, kuba wears one, no dramas at all.”
We additionally reported how on New Year’s Eve one other man appeared in a muzzle and posted an image with the caption: “Our first walk with Rolo with the new restrictions and laws agaisnt [sic] XL bullies. Aidan suppoting [sic] Rolo today wearing a muzzle and making conversations with passers by, to show our animals should not be demanonized [sic] by a muzzle or the law.”
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