@@jonathonleaf2748 exactly.. my staffy is always being picked on by smaller dogs and tbh so many breeds with all sizes and actually infact he got bit by a irish setter 2 weeks ago i had to rush him to the vets... yet my gorgeous BULLY BREED didn't react.. its just idiot owners ruining it as usual. People forget dogs have an average IQ of a 3/4 year old so they really do need to be trained from day 1 !
@@leebliss3622 XL Bullies were breed (and severely inbreeded) to be reactive and mentally unstable. The owners obviously have some responsibility in keeping their animals under control BUT IT'S MOSTLY THE BREED.
@@leebliss3622if that was true then all other breeds would be killing somebody every 2/3 months or so, bad owners have owned dogs for decades and this has never happened in all that time (at least it hasn’t happened here in the U.K.) so that surely tells you something, that they are inherently dangerous?
We can love animals and treat them as well as possible without irresponsibly having dangerous animals as pets. Everyone wants to protect Tiger and Black Mambas but they are not supposed to be kept as pets in random neighborhoods and cities outside of zoos or other specific contexts
No quite right. Snakes and Tigers have always been snakes and Tigers whereas XL Bullies have been bred specifically for strength and violence. It is a man made manipulated creature built entirely for ending life. They are not cuddly pets. There is an underlying bred in instinct to cause huge amounts of damage or death given the right circumstances. You may be okay for years but there is always that chance it will fulfil its instinct one day when the right set of circumstances occur. When that happens it is carnage time. Why create or breed such an animal? Just look at them. They are weapons. Why would owners want such a dog? There are 1000`s of other variations of pooches that are harmless. Why take the risk@@patricksimnor6589
@@AlexanderNevermind-j8m I ran dog kennels for 7 years, no they're not. You're wrong. That's unsure information based on a bias you have without any real evidence or experience, and that's that.
You picked to get a dog you knew you’d be limited by. I get wanting to feel a hero saving the day but she knew what she was signing up for. Could’ve picked an easier breed but decided this route instead.
Two of those dogs ripped their owner apart in Ireland recently. The owner loved them and was very nice to them and they still ripped her apart. The breed is dangerous.
Totally absurd. The amount of times I've seen unruly owners let their dog off the lead in a park full of toddlers. The owner thinks because it's never bit him then it's fine. I'm sorry to say but if a Bully XL gets triggered most owners aren't going to stop it. Just because you think your dog is the exception doesn't mean it now becomes the rule.
@@dziadziole8507i was growled and barked at by a rottie in the same room as me but ever when i had been in the house for over a day he still didnt attack me but these XL bullys maul and kill random people on the street for no reason. If you dont beleave me go watch the news
Any power breed should stay on the lead unless in an isolated area. It may not be known to bite but can easily knock someone over and that's coming from someone who has a power breed.
That's absolute rubbish. Like any other breed of dog they can't suddenly 'become dangerous'. If they're properly trained & socialised they're perfectly safe. American owners say they are great with children.
@@mikehall1929 these are disproportionately involved in the majority of fatal dog attacks. Facts don’t care about your feelings. They were originally bred to kill bull and they would fight till the death to kill them regardless of their own pain. This is why when an XL bully gets triggered and attacks, they don’t stop attacking, (unlike other non-bully bread dogs) even when you try and pull them off. At the end of the day, the safety of humans, especially children matters more. Most of these dogs who committed deadly attacks had no prior history of being aggressive.
@@dorino9057 The XL Bullies in UK are very inbred, and closely related to ''Killer Kimbo'' and ''Nico'' who killed Mia Derouen {aged 4} These dogs are bred with Pit Bulls which is part of the problem. They are nothing like the oldskool Staffies.
@@miroslavabutalova5945 XL bullies commit the majority of the deadly dog attacks. They are a small minority of dogs, if it was the owners more popular dogs would do the same thing. You don’t hear stories of golden retriever, killing people, or causing serious, bodily harm. Fact don’t care about your feelings, theses dogs are disproportionately more dangerous.
This woman allowed a film crew into her house while the dog is not wearing a muzzle. If that dog got nervous and aggressive about the strangers invading her space, she would not have the strength or the authority to stop the dog from attacking the people filming. Yet I am sure she considers herself a responsible dog owner.
@@leebliss3622 are you for real // whether they are trained well or not dog is a dog you dont know when they snap and attack yoy read the above comment please ...
This ban HAD to happen for the safety of the public, that is far much important than a dog having to wear a muzzle and be on a leash, I have no sympathy for people who CHOSE to get a dangerous animal that is capable of pulling a fully grown man to the floor and killing him in minutes, people have had enough of this situation, nobody should have to. W scared to go out with their children, dogs or even on their own for fear of being attacked
The XL Bully is a primed volatile weapon. It can't help being a weapon but all the same it is a weapon. Its aggressive hunting, fighting instinct cannot be changed. You can change certain behaviours but never basal instincts. I have heard so many people defending these dogs. Why? Why take the risk? The fervour that they defend them with and even when presented with facts about the dangers they continue to quite aggressively deny. These people also concern me. There a billion and one other flavour dogs to choose from why on earth take any risks. It doesn't make sense to me
We have a golden doodle which we take to the park twice a day, a fellow dog owner just lost her 2 staff's and said she was going to get an XL Bully, our first question was WHY!!! She has now had the dog for about 6 weeks (age 2) and we meet her for the first time 4 days ago, what a lovely dog, she had a sniff with ours then went on her way, she had her muzzle on as required by law, we had never meet me before, I bent down and she just walked up to me and buried her head into my belly wanting a hug and a bit of fuss, bad owners not bad dogs.
If that dog went for another dog, animal, or child (even just through fear), would she be able to get the dog off? No, fact is she's not strong enough. Nobody has any business owning a dog they cannot restrain - it really is that simple
They are not the same breed. This would require a rather lengthy explanation to cover in its entirety especially since there’s so many pictures on the internet these days of “American Pit Bull Terriers” that fit more of the standard of an “American Staffordshire Terrier” but they are now two very separate breeds of dogs. There are American Pit Bull Terriers, Staffordshire Bull Terriers, American Staffordshire Terriers, “Pocket Bullies”, and now “XL Bullies” The latter two are actually crosses (although some will debate this) of different breeds to create a certain look. Various mastiff breeds and English Bulldogs primarily. Technically, they are not at all true “Pit Bulls” You will rarely ever see a true “American Pit Bull Terrier “ that is “blue”. I do believe there was perhaps one noted I believe from the “Eli” bloodline (if you google Eli bloodline Pit Bull you will see the true to type APBT) but the color was a fluke. A genetic mutation of the gene that causes the black coat color. This blue coat color became popular around the late 90s/early 2000s and was bred from Staffordshire Terriers. Dogs were then bred exclusively for this coat color. Although many were registered as “American Pit Bull Terriers”. I have owned both breeds many many years ago so I speak from experience. Today, I have no real interest in any of the above mentioned breeds or breed types but I personally do not think they should be banned. I think the key is responsible ownership. Unfortunately any dog that looks “tough” can often draw the wrong type of people (irresponsible people) to it. If these dogs are banned, irresponsible people will just start breeding another breed of dog and ruin that too.
Indeed, only the owners have failed to take the responsibility for bringing their dogs up. The breed itself is not a danger. Have a wonderful, happy and peaceful time ✌️😊 🕊️🍀❣️
No, these dogs were originally bred to kill bulls. Insects are still in them when they get randomly triggered. Most of the deadly XL bully attacks are committed by dogs that showed no prior history of aggression.
In 100% agreement with this dog owner. The people that cause the problem will continue to be poor dog owners not servicing the needs of the breed. Like many laws, they won't be enforced and the problem will continue at the expense of the needs of dogs such as socialisation and running exercise. Most XL bullies I've encountered are calm and well brought up and under the control of their owners. That said, I accept that dogs are unpredictable, if the owners don't pay attention to what's happening and people get bitten. Dogs will bite/nip other dogs and that's part of dog world. Dogs can act like a pack and attack vulnerable dogs that are fearful. It's horrible but that's dogs for you.
Owners should always 'play safe'. It's always me & my dog who cross the road when meeting another dog for the first time. Other people risk it & 'hope for the best'. It's not worth the risk.
@@mikehall1929By always crossing the road and avoiding other dogs and situations, you could be helping to create a reactive dog. It's dogs body language people fail to pickup on when in certain situations.
It won't stop bad owners but it does protect responsible owners and their dogs. I don't agree with the ban but do agree with exemption. Not the way it was handled the beginning of the year but how it is now- temperament bring assessed and required safety precautions. Bring back licensing for all dogs in my opinion.
A lot of people on here with high opinions of the xl bully and clearly never owned a dog of this type before. I can speak from experience and the xl bully is no different than any other dog 💯
I have never owned one myself but i do think with the correct training they probably are loving dogs. Just bad breeding, faulty genes. I feel sorry for the owners having to go through this but there has been too many incidents lately involving the breed. Its crazy how they can go from being a loving dog to being a killer. If we knew the true story about the dogs day to day life and how they are treated would speak a thousand words. But why create an xl bully in the first place?
You get what you put into a dog. Temperament doesn't change without a reason. Fail to train your powerful breed and be a consistent leader, it will show. Fail to take precautions with a nervous or reactive dog, it will show. Idiot breeders and idiot owners should be banned. I've rescued an XL type. Responsible ownership takes a lot if consistent hard work. The payoff is amazing. These guys are actually so smart and docile and eager to please. Every breed of dog takes effort. A large one takes more consistentcy because of the damage they can cause if not trained and exercised right.
I think the situation is very sad. Someone I know was given an XL Bully pup and has just got the exemption go ahead but this dog that is 12 weeks old has to wear a muzzle in public. How is a tiny puppy a threat to the public, seems cruel to me. I don't understand how a puppy that doesn't fall under the government XL Bully guidelines yet due to their size is still classed as such. The people who created this situation get away scot-free once again and the animals end up suffering.
Any dog can be dangerous. I have 3 rescues and one is a Shih Zhu Lhasa Apso cross. He has a bite on hi that I would defy anyone to release themselves from. I know this because when I walked him one day round the lake, he picked up a chicken carcass that had been left by fishermen. I had to stop him breathing to get the carcass out of his mouth! He is 16 now and rather old and arthritic! I had a huge German Shepherd before these rescues and people were terrified of her and yet she was the sweetest kindest most gentle dog I ever had . Loyal and so easy to train. These so called bully dogs are NOT bullies, they are reflecting what their owners are. Bad owners! Pit Bulls used to be called the 'nanny' dog because they were so good with children! I feel very sorry for responsible owners who care and train their dogs and now having to muzzle them and keep them in a leash!
The difference is some dogs can kill if they switch & some can only nip you…unless you have a bear problem then this dog is just a liability & if you want protection get a giant schnauzer..
It's bad owners rather than bad dogs, but you can't let any idiot own a massive dogs, it can never go well (without taking into account how gross and disgusting the concept of "owning" another living being is)
I they are going to impose a ban on a particular breed like in this case then i wouldnt object to having an obedience assesment, if the owner and the dog do not pose a threat then that is what i think should be the exempt certification, keep the ban from breeding but allow them to be walked without a muzzle, I cant find a muzzle that limits my bullys breathing, im not willing to use a product that harms her in order to comply with something when she doesnt need it, i only walk her on private land now
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ARE YOU THAT NOT SMART??? theres so many different muzzles out there that dont limit their breathing for instance cage style design muzzles just also dont choose a bread thats historically bred for blood sports and violence
Fogs can still socialise with a muzzle and being on a lead. I dont have an aggressive breed but he wears a muzzle and is on a lead. He would also love to be off lead but he can't. One of those things. Get over it!!!
everyone dissing the dogs and her have never met a xl bully i have one and idc abt how restricting it is bc he is such a loving dog and i can 100% trust him around children and people not food tho
Xl bully ban is just, sorry but it's not regulated enough. These dogs are big and rightly said so, in the wrong hands it's a dangerous dog. Tbh most dog owners are useless, can't even command their own dogs, LET ALONE an XL bully.
Gorgeous beautiful baby, I love ALL bully breeds they are gentle and docile in the correct hands just the same as any other breed!!!!! End bsl this is discrimination and dog racism!!!!!!🤬🤬
I don’t personally desire to own these “bully” types of dogs but I do not think they should be banned. I believe responsible ownership should be applied to these dogs just as any dog of any breed. If anyone reading this owns a dog breed that you would like to continue to own, you may likely agree as well. There is a poem that was once written that goes along the lines of… FIRST THEY CAME for this but it did not apply to me so I did not speak up. Then they came for that and it did not apply to me so I did not speak up. Then they came for me and by that time there was no one to speak up… I think that’s rather fitting to breed specific legislation. When one breed is banned, you can be sure OTHER BREEDS WILL FOLLOW. Then perhaps dog ownership all together…
This argument is ridiculous because all dogs can kill regardless of size but the right owner makes a loving dog. Dogs are not born to kill thats thr owners fault for no knowledge of how that breed is.
Whats funny now is people see an XL and suddenly think their life is in danger, as if they havent been walking past them their whole life and been absolutely fine
There is nothing wrong with this breed its the humans its humans that make the animals the way the are all animals need love and understanding and patience and good parents like this lady.
What a beautiful dog, great owner! I love to see these relationships and as a pitty owner myself, I know what it's like to be afraid of them, but then realize they're such lovers.
People's fear should not override peoples right to live freely, you don't blame kids for their behaviour, you blame the parents, same applies to all pets, treat them well, and they'll turn out fine
You do not apply the same logic of parenting because animals are still animals and are more inclined to follow their beastly nature than humans since humans are capable of reasoning.
No suck thing as a bad dog breed, Only Bad Owners.. and the XL bully ban gives what the dog looks are that makes them a bully breed.. I don't agree with that as alot of dogs fit the description of the XL bully ban 😵😵 I have a cane corso and she fits some of the XL descriptions as do alot of other breeds. 😵😵😵😵
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Absolutely NOT!!!! LEAVE OUR DOGS ALONE!!!!!!!
Yes
@@allahli5159 mate allah would NOT approve..damn good luck at being accepted by him
It’s a chuffing joke. How many other dog out there bigger or smaller that are nasty
@@jonathonleaf2748 exactly.. my staffy is always being picked on by smaller dogs and tbh so many breeds with all sizes and actually infact he got bit by a irish setter 2 weeks ago i had to rush him to the vets... yet my gorgeous BULLY BREED didn't react.. its just idiot owners ruining it as usual. People forget dogs have an average IQ of a 3/4 year old so they really do need to be trained from day 1 !
The young woman, who was fatally injured following a dog attack in Limerick yesterday, has been named locally. XL dog kills again
Preach. These pets turn on people. It’s the breed and sometimes the owners too, but mostly the breed.
It’s the OWNER NOT THE DOG ~ this is an owner issue.
@@lorypicheca2351it’s mostly the owners not the breed
@@leebliss3622 XL Bullies were breed (and severely inbreeded) to be reactive and mentally unstable.
The owners obviously have some responsibility in keeping their animals under control BUT IT'S MOSTLY THE BREED.
@@leebliss3622if that was true then all other breeds would be killing somebody every 2/3 months or so, bad owners have owned dogs for decades and this has never happened in all that time (at least it hasn’t happened here in the U.K.) so that surely tells you something, that they are inherently dangerous?
We can love animals and treat them as well as possible without irresponsibly having dangerous animals as pets. Everyone wants to protect Tiger and Black Mambas but they are not supposed to be kept as pets in random neighborhoods and cities outside of zoos or other specific contexts
We are in agreement Sir or Madame
XL bullies are not snakes or tigers. Complete false equivalency. Bullies are great dogs when trained right, like any other dog.
No quite right. Snakes and Tigers have always been snakes and Tigers whereas XL Bullies have been bred specifically for strength and violence. It is a man made manipulated creature built entirely for ending life. They are not cuddly pets. There is an underlying bred in instinct to cause huge amounts of damage or death given the right circumstances. You may be okay for years but there is always that chance it will fulfil its instinct one day when the right set of circumstances occur. When that happens it is carnage time. Why create or breed such an animal? Just look at them. They are weapons. Why would owners want such a dog? There are 1000`s of other variations of pooches that are harmless. Why take the risk@@patricksimnor6589
@@patricksimnor6589 plenty of trained bully going around causing mayhem still.
Theyre a lot more tiger than a golden retriever
@@AlexanderNevermind-j8m I ran dog kennels for 7 years, no they're not. You're wrong. That's unsure information based on a bias you have without any real evidence or experience, and that's that.
You picked to get a dog you knew you’d be limited by. I get wanting to feel a hero saving the day but she knew what she was signing up for. Could’ve picked an easier breed but decided this route instead.
Two of those dogs ripped their owner apart in Ireland recently. The owner loved them and was very nice to them and they still ripped her apart. The breed is dangerous.
Totally absurd. The amount of times I've seen unruly owners let their dog off the lead in a park full of toddlers. The owner thinks because it's never bit him then it's fine. I'm sorry to say but if a Bully XL gets triggered most owners aren't going to stop it. Just because you think your dog is the exception doesn't mean it now becomes the rule.
It applies to all breeds …. Cane corso, rottweiler, german shepherd etc Other big dogs off the lead in the park sound OK?
@@dziadziole8507i was growled and barked at by a rottie in the same room as me but ever when i had been in the house for over a day he still didnt attack me but these XL bullys maul and kill random people on the street for no reason. If you dont beleave me go watch the news
@@dziadziole8507 yes more so but not entirely. The statistics don’t lie. I would be terrified of an off leash German shepherd or rottie too.
You don’t know what exception / rule means 😂
Any power breed should stay on the lead unless in an isolated area. It may not be known to bite but can easily knock someone over and that's coming from someone who has a power breed.
These dogs are calm till they all of a sudden snap and become dangerous. When they attack its very hard to stop them.
That's absolute rubbish. Like any other breed of dog they can't suddenly 'become dangerous'. If they're properly trained & socialised they're perfectly safe. American owners say they are great with children.
@@mikehall1929 these are disproportionately involved in the majority of fatal dog attacks. Facts don’t care about your feelings. They were originally bred to kill bull and they would fight till the death to kill them regardless of their own pain. This is why when an XL bully gets triggered and attacks, they don’t stop attacking, (unlike other non-bully bread dogs) even when you try and pull them off. At the end of the day, the safety of humans, especially children matters more. Most of these dogs who committed deadly attacks had no prior history of being aggressive.
@@dorino9057 do you really think they had no prior history? That's a really poorly put out comment without deeper education on the subject.
@@dorino9057 The XL Bullies in UK are very inbred, and closely related to ''Killer Kimbo'' and ''Nico'' who killed Mia Derouen {aged 4}
These dogs are bred with Pit Bulls which is part of the problem. They are nothing like the oldskool Staffies.
@@miroslavabutalova5945 XL bullies commit the majority of the deadly dog attacks. They are a small minority of dogs, if it was the owners more popular dogs would do the same thing. You don’t hear stories of golden retriever, killing people, or causing serious, bodily harm. Fact don’t care about your feelings, theses dogs are disproportionately more dangerous.
You say “why can’t she be off the leash if she has a muzzle on?” , I think it’s probably in case the muzzle comes off
If it comes off she is a good girl anyway, it’s like a Covid mask…. Pointless
They have to be on a leash (when muzzled) because muzzled have been known to come off, it’s not an unusual occurrence.
This woman allowed a film crew into her house while the dog is not wearing a muzzle. If that dog got nervous and aggressive about the strangers invading her space, she would not have the strength or the authority to stop the dog from attacking the people filming. Yet I am sure she considers herself a responsible dog owner.
The dog won’t do that though, it’s well trained tf are you on about
An xl isn't required to wear a muzzle in doors
And yet, the dog was amazing. What a good girl and the owner is doing an amazing job 💕
@@leebliss3622 are you for real // whether they are trained well or not dog is a dog you dont know when they snap and attack yoy read the above comment please ...
This ban HAD to happen for the safety of the public, that is far much important than a dog having to wear a muzzle and be on a leash, I have no sympathy for people who CHOSE to get a dangerous animal that is capable of pulling a fully grown man to the floor and killing him in minutes, people have had enough of this situation, nobody should have to. W scared to go out with their children, dogs or even on their own for fear of being attacked
She’ll find out soon enough. I just feel sorry for that King Cavalier…..it’s just a matter of time.
yes, poor doggie was looking scared :(
You can educate someone this stupid
Yes I hope not but it looks bad
I was thinking the same thing.
Obligatory "not the dog it's the owner"/"you should see it with the kids" comment.
Other dog in the house shittin' a brick lol - knows what's up.
The other dog looks like it gets XL bullied when the woman leaves the room
Because you know the dynamics of that household from seeing a 2 min video. 😂 Typical ignorant comment.
Stubborn and cant get in the car on its own!? Not that well trained.
The XL Bully is a primed volatile weapon. It can't help being a weapon but all the same it is a weapon. Its aggressive hunting, fighting instinct cannot be changed. You can change certain behaviours but never basal instincts. I have heard so many people defending these dogs. Why? Why take the risk? The fervour that they defend them with and even when presented with facts about the dangers they continue to quite aggressively deny. These people also concern me. There a billion and one other flavour dogs to choose from why on earth take any risks. It doesn't make sense to me
As a dog lover, I love other dog lovers.
What an amazing owner ❤️
Discriminatory!! Is she having a laugh! Tell that to the relatives that have dead loved ones, including defenceless babies!!!
Appeal to emotion fallacy. The numbers are ludicrously low. Humans kill in much higher numbers but we don't ban them.
Choose safety over freedom ...you deserve neither
Ban pitbulls!
wild beast, cosy environment, the clock is ticking...
We have a golden doodle which we take to the park twice a day, a fellow dog owner just lost her 2 staff's and said she was going to get an XL Bully, our first question was WHY!!! She has now had the dog for about 6 weeks (age 2) and we meet her for the first time 4 days ago, what a lovely dog, she had a sniff with ours then went on her way, she had her muzzle on as required by law, we had never meet me before, I bent down and she just walked up to me and buried her head into my belly wanting a hug and a bit of fuss, bad owners not bad dogs.
@AIuzky, like any powerful breed what’s your point ???
If that dog went for another dog, animal, or child (even just through fear), would she be able to get the dog off? No, fact is she's not strong enough. Nobody has any business owning a dog they cannot restrain - it really is that simple
So a pitbull is called an XL bully in the UK?
American Pitbull and American XL bully are different breeds. They are related like all bull breeds but not the same.
@@yellowbelly2855 oh ok. I wasn't sure if it was referring to purebreed American pitbulls or something of a crossbreed. Thanks 😊✌️
Pitbulls don’t come in Merle
Swingball talk
They are not the same breed. This would require a rather lengthy explanation to cover in its entirety especially since there’s so many pictures on the internet these days of “American Pit Bull Terriers” that fit more of the standard of an “American Staffordshire Terrier” but they are now two very separate breeds of dogs. There are American Pit Bull Terriers, Staffordshire Bull Terriers, American Staffordshire Terriers, “Pocket Bullies”, and now “XL Bullies” The latter two are actually crosses (although some will debate this) of different breeds to create a certain look. Various mastiff breeds and English Bulldogs primarily. Technically, they are not at all true “Pit Bulls” You will rarely ever see a true “American Pit Bull Terrier “ that is “blue”. I do believe there was perhaps one noted I believe from the “Eli” bloodline (if you google Eli bloodline Pit Bull you will see the true to type APBT) but the color was a fluke. A genetic mutation of the gene that causes the black coat color. This blue coat color became popular around the late 90s/early 2000s and was bred from Staffordshire Terriers. Dogs were then bred exclusively for this coat color. Although many were registered as “American Pit Bull Terriers”. I have owned both breeds many many years ago so I speak from experience. Today, I have no real interest in any of the above mentioned breeds or breed types but I personally do not think they should be banned. I think the key is responsible ownership. Unfortunately any dog that looks “tough” can often draw the wrong type of people (irresponsible people) to it. If these dogs are banned, irresponsible people will just start breeding another breed of dog and ruin that too.
I don't blame the dogs it's the owners
Indeed, only the owners have failed to take the responsibility for bringing their dogs up. The breed itself is not a danger. Have a wonderful, happy and peaceful time ✌️😊 🕊️🍀❣️
No, these dogs were originally bred to kill bulls. Insects are still in them when they get randomly triggered. Most of the deadly XL bully attacks are committed by dogs that showed no prior history of aggression.
No. It is genetics. Get an education.
@@PSEUDObruceleestick to cat ownership Karen
@@PSEUDObruceleeThat's racist
Aged like milk.
Yeah, it is dangerous.
In 100% agreement with this dog owner. The people that cause the problem will continue to be poor dog owners not servicing the needs of the breed. Like many laws, they won't be enforced and the problem will continue at the expense of the needs of dogs such as socialisation and running exercise. Most XL bullies I've encountered are calm and well brought up and under the control of their owners. That said, I accept that dogs are unpredictable, if the owners don't pay attention to what's happening and people get bitten. Dogs will bite/nip other dogs and that's part of dog world. Dogs can act like a pack and attack vulnerable dogs that are fearful. It's horrible but that's dogs for you.
Owners should always 'play safe'. It's always me & my dog who cross the road when meeting another dog for the first time. Other people risk it & 'hope for the best'. It's not worth the risk.
@@mikehall1929By always crossing the road and avoiding other dogs and situations, you could be helping to create a reactive dog. It's dogs body language people fail to pickup on when in certain situations.
It won't stop bad owners but it does protect responsible owners and their dogs. I don't agree with the ban but do agree with exemption. Not the way it was handled the beginning of the year but how it is now- temperament bring assessed and required safety precautions. Bring back licensing for all dogs in my opinion.
A lot of people on here with high opinions of the xl bully and clearly never owned a dog of this type before. I can speak from experience and the xl bully is no different than any other dog 💯
I wouldn't have an XL bully with a Cavalier. Ive owned a Cav. They are the gentlest breed
I have never owned one myself but i do think with the correct training they probably are loving dogs. Just bad breeding, faulty genes. I feel sorry for the owners having to go through this but there has been too many incidents lately involving the breed. Its crazy how they can go from being a loving dog to being a killer. If we knew the true story about the dogs day to day life and how they are treated would speak a thousand words. But why create an xl bully in the first place?
Comparing how traumatic her dog being attacked was to a human being killed whilst smiling. Weird.
You get what you put into a dog. Temperament doesn't change without a reason. Fail to train your powerful breed and be a consistent leader, it will show. Fail to take precautions with a nervous or reactive dog, it will show.
Idiot breeders and idiot owners should be banned.
I've rescued an XL type. Responsible ownership takes a lot if consistent hard work. The payoff is amazing. These guys are actually so smart and docile and eager to please. Every breed of dog takes effort. A large one takes more consistentcy because of the damage they can cause if not trained and exercised right.
Teegan looked bloody nervous
Hope it doesn’t rip your face off
I think the situation is very sad. Someone I know was given an XL Bully pup and has just got the exemption go ahead but this dog that is 12 weeks old has to wear a muzzle in public. How is a tiny puppy a threat to the public, seems cruel to me. I don't understand how a puppy that doesn't fall under the government XL Bully guidelines yet due to their size is still classed as such.
The people who created this situation get away scot-free once again and the animals end up suffering.
Any dog can be dangerous. I have 3 rescues and one is a Shih Zhu Lhasa Apso cross. He has a bite on hi that I would defy anyone to release themselves from. I know this because when I walked him one day round the lake, he picked up a chicken carcass that had been left by fishermen. I had to stop him breathing to get the carcass out of his mouth! He is 16 now and rather old and arthritic! I had a huge German Shepherd before these rescues and people were terrified of her and yet she was the sweetest kindest most gentle dog I ever had . Loyal and so easy to train. These so called bully dogs are NOT bullies, they are reflecting what their owners are. Bad owners! Pit Bulls used to be called the 'nanny' dog because they were so good with children! I feel very sorry for responsible owners who care and train their dogs and now having to muzzle them and keep them in a leash!
The difference is some dogs can kill if they switch & some can only nip you…unless you have a bear problem then this dog is just a liability & if you want protection get a giant schnauzer..
Nanny dog is a myth. Look it up. They are not good with children.
It's bad owners rather than bad dogs, but you can't let any idiot own a massive dogs, it can never go well (without taking into account how gross and disgusting the concept of "owning" another living being is)
criminal gangs also have them they even crop the ears to make them look savage and mean
Please where can I sign the petition? I 'm from the Netherlands ,I have an American Pitbull Terrier and I against that law in UK🤨😔
Pitbulls have been banned in the UK since 1991
I they are going to impose a ban on a particular breed like in this case then i wouldnt object to having an obedience assesment, if the owner and the dog do not pose a threat then that is what i think should be the exempt certification, keep the ban from breeding but allow them to be walked without a muzzle,
I cant find a muzzle that limits my bullys breathing, im not willing to use a product that harms her in order to comply with something when she doesnt need it, i only walk her on private land now
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ARE YOU THAT NOT SMART??? theres so many different muzzles out there that dont limit their breathing for instance cage style design muzzles
just also dont choose a bread thats historically bred for blood sports and violence
Her name suits her. Beautiful girl ❤😊
Fogs can still socialise with a muzzle and being on a lead. I dont have an aggressive breed but he wears a muzzle and is on a lead. He would also love to be off lead but he can't. One of those things. Get over it!!!
I think it's bad breeders a lot of inbreeding in a lot of pedigree dogs which causes emotional problems in dog breeds
Sad but, due to all the big I ams out in the world wanting a status symbol, this had to happen.
The majority always pay the penalty for the minority.
everyone dissing the dogs and her have never met a xl bully i have one and idc abt how restricting it is bc he is such a loving dog and i can 100% trust him around children and people not food tho
Xl bully ban is just, sorry but it's not regulated enough. These dogs are big and rightly said so, in the wrong hands it's a dangerous dog. Tbh most dog owners are useless, can't even command their own dogs, LET ALONE an XL bully.
All of you have no idea what your talking about just listen to what the media tell you they are no more dangerous than other big dogs
Gorgeous beautiful baby, I love ALL bully breeds they are gentle and docile in the correct hands just the same as any other breed!!!!! End bsl this is discrimination and dog racism!!!!!!🤬🤬
Can I own a hamster. Yes
Can I own a bear. No
OMG MAMMAL RACISM HOW DARE HE.
@@TheDevilishAdvocate grow the f up you are obviously incompetent. 🤮
I don’t personally desire to own these “bully” types of dogs but I do not think they should be banned. I believe responsible ownership should be applied to these dogs just as any dog of any breed. If anyone reading this owns a dog breed that you would like to continue to own, you may likely agree as well. There is a poem that was once written that goes along the lines of… FIRST THEY CAME for this but it did not apply to me so I did not speak up. Then they came for that and it did not apply to me so I did not speak up. Then they came for me and by that time there was no one to speak up… I think that’s rather fitting to breed specific legislation. When one breed is banned, you can be sure OTHER BREEDS WILL FOLLOW. Then perhaps dog ownership all together…
How is your little dog? Is she still here ? 🥴😞
What a beautiful person this woman is.
UK should be ashamed of itself. Absolutely disgraceful law.
It's not the dogs fault it's testifying owners to blame never the dogs
Sometimes**
This argument is ridiculous because all dogs can kill regardless of size but the right owner makes a loving dog. Dogs are not born to kill thats thr owners fault for no knowledge of how that breed is.
That's what they all think until their velvet hippo rips their face off
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Whats funny now is people see an XL and suddenly think their life is in danger, as if they havent been walking past them their whole life and been absolutely fine
she's beautiful and they should NOT be banned
Pitbulls have the sweetest eyes..
It’s a bully
yuck
There is nothing wrong with this breed its the humans its humans that make the animals the way the are all animals need love and understanding and patience and good parents like this lady.
Do you know what selective breeding is, and why it exists?
Clever pumpkin 73
Gorgeous girlie❤
Smart mechanic 19
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Strong designer 62
Brave designer 78
Pink bear 02
Athletic eagle 91
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She is right, I feel the same way and I was bit
If I was confident in my dog I would absolutely disregard whatever rules they put in place
Another muggins.
What a beautiful dog, great owner! I love to see these relationships and as a pitty owner myself, I know what it's like to be afraid of them, but then realize they're such lovers.
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People's fear should not override peoples right to live freely, you don't blame kids for their behaviour, you blame the parents, same applies to all pets, treat them well, and they'll turn out fine
You do not apply the same logic of parenting because animals are still animals and are more inclined to follow their beastly nature than humans since humans are capable of reasoning.
Cute pitbull❤
not a pitbull, that breed has been banned in the UK since 1991
No suck thing as a bad dog breed, Only Bad Owners.. and the XL bully ban gives what the dog looks are that makes them a bully breed.. I don't agree with that as alot of dogs fit the description of the XL bully ban 😵😵 I have a cane corso and she fits some of the XL descriptions as do alot of other breeds. 😵😵😵😵
This is anti-American! Yes, our dog breeds are badass, but that is no reason to ban them!
they are a British breed
@@george-ev1dq I'm pretty sure the XL bully, or the American bully is an American breed.
@@theylied1776 Nope, they all came from the UK and existed long before the USA ever did.
@@george-ev1dq well if we're going to go down that route, all dogs came from Africa
@@theylied1776 really, we never stop learning lol.
Most bullys are soft and gentle.