Maybe that would be a good thing, apart from wanting a big fierce looking dog there is no reason for anyone to have a potential killer in their house or walking round in public.Shocking...
Brits now looking at ‘ancient’ dog with bite force stronger than a lion’s following XL bully ban
it will soon be illegal to own an XL bully type in England and Wales without a certificate of exemption.www.ladbible.com
Ok, I hate ladbible, but many of us saw this coming. It's never going to end over there. I guess keep putting restrictions. Maybe one day England will only be breeds less than 20lbs and everyone can feel safe? That seems to be where things are heading unless there is some sort of societal shift of sorts.
Not all dogs over 20lbs are potential killers!
How about we made it 20kgs then ?
How about we get a grip on idiots breeding dogs from untested parents ( physically and mentally) and stop focusing on specific breeds.
Seriously… I’m terrified.
Laughing aside, it was a lab that nearly took me out
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Might stop people letting their dogs get obese.
My greyhounds and lurchers have all been over 20 kgs? Weight limits are nonsense.
I had the same with a Goldie a couple of years ago. It ran straight into my legs (I'm old and small) and it's owner yelled "Back of the net"
A wonderful dog. Clover isn't always keen on new dogs, she prefers to explore alone. She saw Toby and made herself small, Toby did absolutely nothing and Clover bounced up and thoroughly enjoyed his company. He's got a wonderfully calm temperament
The only real injury I’ve had from a dog, I did post on here, a chocolate Labrador dog ran full pelt at me, took off and hit me mid thigh. I thought he’d dislocated my hip, it definitely did some ligament damage and I had a truly impressive bruise.Laughing aside, it was a lab that nearly took me out
I had ordered a horsey item and needed to collect it in person from a mixed training livery yard.
The non horsey husband answered the doorbell, and disappeared back inside the house to get my stuff, leaving the resident dogs unattended. I retreated back out on the yard. A large lump of a lab came gallumping up to me gormlessly to say hello. It wasn’t at all aggressive, but neither did it stop at my feet as I was expecting, and it hurled itself up at speed up with its front paws on my chest nearly knocking me flat on my back onto concrete. As it is, I ricked my back trying to keep my balance as I so nearly fell backwards.
So yes, size matters.
No hint of an apology from the bloke, either.
