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At least 22,000 XL Bullies avoid being put down after owners apply for exemptions

Source: PA

Some 22,420 American XL Bully dogs will not be euthanised as part of the Government’s crackdown on the breed.

A total of 26,586 owners applied for their dogs to be exempt from being destroyed under new restrictions which came into force on January 31.

Of these, 4,166 were

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