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XL Bully canine house owners announce Birmingham mass walk to point out how ‘mild’ the breed actually is

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  • The Birmingham ‘Bully meet’ is about for September 30 between 1pm and 3pm 



Owners of XL Bullys have introduced a mass canine walk in Birmingham to point out how ‘mild’ the breed is – and individuals are inspired to ‘carry as many children as attainable’. 

Following a spate of attacks, the Government final week introduced it will be seeking to outline the XL Bully breed, after which ban it by the tip of yr.

An advert shared on social media stated the walk is about to happen between 1pm and 3pm on Saturday September 30 in Handsworth, West Midlands, however the precise location is but to be disclosed. 

The ‘Bully meet’ comes as two of final week’s worst canine assaults occurred in West Midlands county.

Next week’s deliberate ‘Bully meet’ has been organised by campaigners in a bid to ‘show individuals flawed’ in regards to the breed. 

Owners of XL Bullys have introduced a mass canine walk in Birmingham to point out how ‘mild’ the breed is – and individuals are inspired to ‘carry as many children as attainable’
Following a spate of assaults, the Government final week introduced it will be seeking to outline the XL Bully breed, after which ban it by the tip of yr

The submit, shared by account 0121bullys, learn: ‘Bring as many individuals and children as attainable!! Bring pleasant dogs with poo baggage and water. Friendly walk! We cannot be stopped for walking our dogs!!

‘Any dogs welcome!! Let’s present how mild the XL Bully actually is, let’s get this on the market!! Anyone from Birmingham or the encircling areas flip up, let’s show individuals flawed!!!.’ 

In a caption for the advert, the poster stated: ‘Everyone share the life out of this!! 

‘We want to face up for our dogs!! We want to point out the federal government how pleasant and loving our huge dogs are.’

Jake Harris, from the 0121 Bullys Instagram and TikTok accounts, informed Birmingham Live that the walk has been organised to point out that ‘Bullys aren’t the issue’.

READ MORE: How Britain became one of the first countries in the world to ban breeds of dog: Eleven attacks in year, including the mauling of six-year-old girl and a grandfather, prompted John Major’s government into passing controversial Dangerous Dogs Act in 1991 

‘It’s all in regards to the house owners,’ he stated, including that none of his three XL Bullys would ‘damage a soul’.

He continued: ‘Yes they may look huge and scary however they’re huge household dogs! I’ve received my fingers crossed there might be a whole lot of households there. ‘

Mr Harris stated the goal of the walk is to show to the Government how ‘pleasant and loving our huge dogs are’.

In the final week, West Midlands county has seen two horrific assaults by thought-to-be XL Bullys.

Mohammed Sami Raza was left coated in blood with horrendous accidents to his legs and arms after the mutt pounced on him in Bentley Drive, Walsall.

In one other assault on Monday, two rottweilers charged into a family home and killed two beloved cats – leaving the occupant and her kids screaming for assist. 

Chilling doorbell footage confirmed the household fortunately greet their beloved pets from the automotive in Solihull. Moments later the 2 huge dogs bumped into the driveway and into the home, earlier than wrecking the kitchen and killing each cats.

The dogs got here bounding up the driveway of the home in Chelmsley Wood, close to Solihull, earlier than working into the home

American bullies are a comparatively new breed, having originated within the Nineteen Eighties. They are combined breed bulldogs, sometimes American pitbull terriers crossed with American, English and Olde English bulldogs. 

Though the bully XL is the most typical, the dogs can be bred with mastiffs and different bigger dogs to make them larger, XXL and even XXXL. 

Despite their relative recognition within the UK, they’re not officially registered as a breed by the UK Kennel Club, making it tough to know precisely what number of are within the nation. 

On Friday, the Prime Minister branded the dogs a ‘hazard to our communities’ and vowed to usher in guidelines by the tip of the yr under the Dangerous Dogs Act to ban them

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