Campaign to overturn XL Bully ban given permission to bring High Court challenge
Campaigners looking to overturn the American XL Bully ban have been given the green light to bring forward a High Court challenge against the government.
Government rejects petitions to overturn American XL Bully ban
The government has confirmed it will still go ahead with the American XL Bully ban at the end of the year, despite multiple petitions asking for it to be overturned.
Campaign to overturn XL Bully ban raises over £142,000
A campaign to overturn the American XL Bully ban has raised £142,810 to support its legal action against the decision.
American XL Bully ban plan presents ‘significant problems’, senior vet warns
Legislating and implementing a ban on American XL Bully dogs could pose 'significant problems', an emergency select committee session in Westminster heard on 18 October.
Dog training club launches free video series to help American XL Bully owners
Members of a 300-strong dog training club have created free online video resources to help XL Bully owners ahead of the ban on the breed.
Trainers provide services for American Bully XL owners
Dog trainers across the UK have offered free and discounted services to help owners of American Bully XL dogs train their dogs ahead of the impending ban of the breed.
Breed-specific legislation leads to false sense of security
Charlotte Kasner from the Campaign for Responsible Dog Ownership argues that adding dogs to the list of banned breeds creates a sense of false security
American Bully XL to be banned, PM says
The American Bully XL dog breed will be banned in the UK by the end of the year, the Prime Minister has announced.
Dog trainers slam Home Secretary’s call to ban American Bully XL
Dog trainers have pushed back on calls to ban the American Bully XL following the Home Secretary's decision to order 'urgent advice' to ban the breed.
Government says ‘no plans’ to ban American Bully XL
The Government has said it had "no plans" to add the American Bully XL to the list of banned breeds, despite a series of dog attacks recently.
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