Grant interim exemptions to all seized dogs with no prior history of aggression
We would like for the Government to grant interim exemptions for all dogs seized from their owners under the XL Bully ban who have no history of aggression. This could allow for dogs to remain in the custody of their owners at home and not in kennels.
Emma Reynolds
Environment Secretary
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Grant interim exemptions to all seized dogs with no prior history of aggression
We would like for the Government to grant interim exemptions for all dogs seized from their owners under the XL Bully ban who have no history of aggression. This could allow for dogs to remain in the custody of their owners at home and not in kennels.
Similar motions
Mandate a 72-hour period before formal acceptance of a dog surrender document
Seek to negotiate recognition of licences exempting dogs under the DDA across UK
Amend Dangerous Dogs Act to recognise and fund rehoming of non-dangerous dogs
Amend law on puppy imports to provide exceptions for rescue organisations