Why is the RSPCA defending the American Bully dog?

Britain is caught in the jaws of a dangerous dog.    In the past two years, fatal dog attacks in the UK have increased dramatically. It used to be that around three people a year were killed by dogs. In 2022, that rose to ten people – including four children. Another five people have already been killed

XL bully owner defends breed, saying her dogs have 'never shown an ounce of aggression' - Wales Online

UK Dog Show Cancelled for Featuring Dogs With Cropped Ears

There is no bad dog, only bad owners”: Lincolnshire pet rescue defends American XL Bully breed

RSPCA's own insurance refuses cover for fighting dogs it defends

RSPCA urges XL Bully owners to be aware of key deadline dates

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Dog breed affects behaviour, and we need to acknowledge that in the American Bully XL debate

The RSPCA is lobbying to put killer dogs back on the streets

RSPCA warns of key dates for XL Bully owners before new legislation

Bully Watch – Raising Awareness of the Scale of Large Bully-related Dog Attacks in the UK

American bully XLs: Owners confused by ban, says RSPCA

American XL bully dogs to be banned after attacks, Rishi Sunak says, UK News