And Finally...

It's unpopular, but I don't think the breed should be banned.

What should happen is strict licensing laws should be established to ensure that the person in charge of their care follows set instructions, such as:

• Regular obedience check ups to ensure that the dog poses no danger.
• Visits to ensure that the dog is in a suitable household - no kids, people that can take care of it, etc.
• Ensure that the owner is aware of the risks, and can take legal responsibility of owning a XL Bully.

I've known people with XL Bullies, and those dogs appeared to me to be sweet dogs that loved playing, sleeping, and being a part of their family. IMO, all dogs are dangerous in their own way, because ultimately you have no idea of their mental state, and you should treat pets accordingly instead of projecting human attitudes/emotions to them.

At least you guys have laws concerning dogs. Here in the USA, you can move, with your Rottweiler, into a apartment complex that advertises “no dogs allowed,” because you’re a weak-willed whinny bitch that claims to be suicidal if you don’t have your walking, barking, breathing killing machine with you. Next, gun-owners are going to claim they need their AR-15’s for “emotional support.”