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he newly introduced ban on XL bully dogs does not, by itself, solve the issue of attacks. There is little case law or evidence to suggest that a substantial problem exists in relation to these dogs, even though they have been involved in some attacks. The evidence does not support the idea that placing this breed on the banned list would be effective.

The problem of dog attacks is complex and there is a need to consider the circumstances under which they take place, as well as support for owners to ensure that their dogs are kept under control.

Other banned dangerous breeds are still involved in attacks as the law is largely reactive, dealing with dogs that are dangerously out of control after an

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