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Calls for Amnesty as Abandonment of XL Bully Dogs Surges 700% Amid Ban
Sep 21, 2024, 06:24 AM
The Dáil has heard calls for an amnesty and extension ahead of the planned ban of XL Bully dogs. The number of these dogs abandoned has increased by 700% and intentional harm has more than doubled since the government announced the ban. The decapitated head of an XL Bully was found in a shallow grave. A court has ruled that 17 suspected XL Bully dogs be spared.
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