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UKNoticeOfficial ✓June 9, 2026· GOV.UK

New safety measures introduced to protect children around banned dog breeds

What happened

The government has introduced new safety measures to enhance public protection against banned dog breeds. This action specifically targets breeds such as XL bullies, aiming to reduce risks.

Why it matters

These changes aim to prevent dog attacks and ensure children's safety in public spaces. This will lead to increased peace of mind for parents and a reduction in dog-related incidents.

Who it affects

  • Dog owners, especially of XL bullies
  • Families with children
  • General public in proximity to dogs
  • Animal welfare organisations
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