a 1 year old in Kerry, Ireland was attacked by one a few days ago too, she's still alive though miraculously, I hope she's not too badly damaged

https://www.irishmirror.ie/news/iris...y-dog-33497339

Why people still have these as “family” pets is ridiculous.

Glad she is Alive

I know, when I see pictures people put up of tiny babies asleep next to one of these dogs, any dog really but especially ones capable of killing them in minutes, it drives me crazy. I love dogs but they're animals and can be unpredictable especially in a situation where you've brought a baby into the house, a perfectly friendly dog could become jealous or territorial or even scared by the noise of a baby crying.

They think they are nice
and no danger to them


Massive Error

Agreed. Any dog, even the kindest can get turn or get jealous. But when it’s known dangerous dogs, it’s just stupidity.

Exactly. Imo you shouldn't be leaving any dog at all alone with a small child or baby. But those bully types, I don't think anyone should be owning those unless they're very experienced with dogs and handling them

BBC News Text:
[The Sunday Mirror warns readers of a
violent breed of dog from Asia,
the "Bully Kutta".
The paper alleges the dogs are coming
into the UK and "taking over" from the XL Bully,
ownership of which is restricted
in the UK under the
Dangerous Dogs Act 1991.]


https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/ace/standar...719a4.png.webp

19-Year-old Lady
Killed by an XL Bully
yesterday in Hartcliffe, Bristol,


XL Bully Dog taken/killed by Police

2 Arrested

https://www.lbc.co.uk/crime/owner-xl...ve-killed-dog/

An 84 Year Old man
has been killed by a XL Bully Dog


In Warrington

On the Sky News Ticker

I completely agree.

I also think that you should be fully licensed to breed a dog, and if you don't have a proper licence, you shouldn't be able to charge more than £20 for a puppy.