A charity boss is organising a protest against laws that ban specific dog breeds.
The boss of a dog rescue charity is gearing up for a nationwide protest against the proposed ban on XL Bully dogs.
“But it seems like if a ban comes in we’re going to have to put to sleep several dogs just because of the way they look."Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said in September he would ban the breed in England before the end of the year after a spate of high-profile attacks. Rather than banning specific dog breeds, Kerryanne claims the government should crack down on dodgy breeders and introduce a licensing system.“Breed-specific legislation as a whole is a band-aid and it’s clearly not working.“The evidence is there that the approach the government has taken for the last 30 years is not working.
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