XL Bully Dog Attack Leaves Girl with Lifetime Scar

Amy strongly believes that the most effective way to ensure the safety of our communities, especially our children, is to implement a ban on XL Bully breed dogs.

If a ban proves difficult to achieve, she insists on enacting laws that mandate these dogs to be muzzled when in public spaces.

Her call for action has gained significant traction following a recent disturbing incident captured on video. In this incident, a man was pursued by an aggressive dog moments after it had viciously attacked a child.

The Home Secretary, Suella Braverman, has characterized the XL Bully breed as a “clear and lethal threat” to our communities, particularly to our children. She has taken proactive steps to seek urgent advice regarding the potential prohibition of these dogs.

It’s important to note that tensions escalated between Amy Hobson and the owner of the dog in question when they allegedly concealed the dog and refused to surrender it to the authorities for over 24 hours after the attack.

The responsibility for adding XL Bully dogs to the list of banned breeds lies with the Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs, and it is evident that prompt action is necessary to prevent further devastating incidents like Luna’s from happening.