Since February, it has been a criminal offence to own an XL bully dog in England and Wales without an exemption certificate - the law came into power after a string of attacks by the breed.
Campaigners have been given the green light to bring forward a High Court challenge against the government's ban on XL bully dogs. In October last year, the large bulldog-type breed was added to a banned list under the Dangerous Dogs Act and since February, it has been a criminal offence to own one in England and Wales without an exemption certificate.
XL bullies are not recognised as a breed by the UK Kennel Club, but the government released their own definition of the breed after the ban, and they are recognised in the US too. In written arguments, Ms McGahey claimed that Defra has 'no material on which to base a rational decision that dogs involved in recent attacks were disproportionately of XL bully type'.
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