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There will be lots unregistered and they are the problem. Many of the 35000 won't even be XLs but big dogs with responsible owners who applied for exemption so their dog does not get killed.

I would worry about the extendable lead. I won't use one as I'm concerned about the ability to hold the grip. Rather than it breaking the risk is it being pulled out of your hand.

Sometimes we don't choose rescues. We have four and only one of them is one that we looked for, the others came to us through circumstance.

The dog fraternity (or some of it, they don't all feel the same) don't want the breed banned because they don't think the legislation works. The original act was introduced in a hurry for the same reason the government is acting now. Since that act there has been no reduction in dog deaths and...

Not necessarily. It can be returned with conditions (neutering, muzzled in public, insured) if the dog is assessed as not dangerous in itself, and the owner is fit and proper.

Bully XLs specifically are not banned in the UK because they are outside the breed standard for a Pitbull, hence the clamour for addition to the list of banned breeds. There is no specific way to establish a breed other than the standard and then unscrupulous breeders just breed outside that...

Why is Cane Corso on that list? The problem with the prescriptive list is that new breeds, like the bully XL, come along to fill the void.