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Life after XL Bully ban as dogs tied to trees and locals risk breaking the law

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Exclusive: Concerned locals desperate to save discarded XL Bullies taking to to report animals abandoned in city parks and wandering streets

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Life after XL Bully ban as dogs tied to trees and locals risk breaking the law

Exclusive: Concerned locals desperate to save discarded XL Bullies taking to social media to report animals abandoned in city parks and wandering streets

14 days ago·Birmingham, United Kingdom

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