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    Scottish Government unable to say how many XL bullies moved due to restrictions

    by Craig Paton Jan 11, 2024 3 minutes
    Source: PA Wire

    A spokesman for the First Minister was unable to say how many XL bully dogs have been moved north of the border to avoid a ban in England and Wales, despite plans to enact the policy in Scotland.

    Humza Yousaf announced during First Minister’s Questions on Thursday plans to “in essence replicate” measures in place south of the border, following reports people have been bringing the animals to Scotland in order to avoid restrictions.

    Under the recently-enacted UK legislation, the breeding, selling and abandonment of the dogs is illegal, while owners

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