Just one person has been convicted of illegally owning an XL Bully in Scotland since new laws a year ago despite a string of attacks. The breeding, selling, abandonment and exchange of the dogs is now ...

Scots cops are at risk of having to pay hefty compensation over failing to enforce the ban on XL Bully dogs, it is claimed. Claims lawyer John Dillon said officers failing to seize XL bullies that ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. A woman has pleaded guilty to illegally owning an XL Bully dog. Sharna Hunnings, 28, of Emerald Crescent, pleaded guilty to possession of a ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. A COURT will decide whether an XL Bully dog should be put down. Kayleigh Taylor-Ashton, of Eccleston Street, St Helens, has pleaded guilty to ...

The first victim was 17-month-old Bella-Rae Birch, who was attacked by an XL Bully at her St Helens home on March 21 2022. Police and the ambulance service were called to Bidston Avenue at 3.49pm ...

Tragedy struck twice in the space of a year in the sleepy working class suburb of Penyrhoel in Caerphilly. The first victim was schoolboy Jack Lis, 10, who was fatally savaged by an XL Bully at a ...