'The American XL bully is not fit to be a family pet - they were bred to defend and attack, effectively replacing the pit bull following their ban.'
Matt, 44, backs the ban and has suggested another way to reduce the harm caused by dangerous dogs.
‘I am calling on the government to introduce a licensing system for all dogs, classifying dogs by dangerousness.Matt Fiddes is a self-defence specialist ‘I would also like to see an insurance-related law that commands all owners to have dogs insured. ‘I would also like to see a law that prevents dogs like the XL bully to be out in public without a muzzle.
He explained the best way to protect yourself during a dog attack: ‘The trouble with a breed like that is that honestly, even if you’re Bruce Lee, you’re screwed.‘Your only option is to run or to call for help. It’s not worth the risk going anywhere near them.
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