The breed has been associated with a number of attacks, but owners insist the dogs are lovable pets.
American bully XLs are being added to the list of banned dogs in England and Wales, making it illegal to own one without an exemption from 1 February next year.There will be a longer deadline for owners to ensure the dogs are neutered and microchipped.
From 31 December 2023 it will be against the law to sell, abandon, breed from or give away an American bully XL, or have one in public without a lead or muzzle. In Northern Ireland a ban on an American bully XL would require a separate change to legislation, either by a sitting Assembly and Executive or through an intervention by the Northern Ireland Secretary.The UK's chief veterinary officer Christine Middlemiss previously said there would not be a "cull" of American bully XLs but rather guidance to allow owners to keep them under certain conditions.This is subject to a £92.40 application fee, to cover administration costs.
Before a dog can be exempt it must be neutered, micro-chipped and have third party insurance. There are also strict conditions, including being kept on a lead and muzzle in public.
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