![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/beloved-family-jack-russell-bit-mums-face-off/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/0_Cute-dog-jack-russel-terrier-sitting-in-the-kitchen-floor.jpg&description=While XL Bullies have hit the news recently after reports of a string of chilling attacks, some caught on camera, one family revealed how their mum's face was bitten off by their beloved Jack Russell A family's "sweet" Jack Russell bit the mum's face off in a shocking attack. Recent weeks have seen a surge in reports of dog attacks, including many caught graphically on camera. This led to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announcing he would be defining, and banning XL Bullies, a breed many think responsible for an overwhelming number of the violent attacks. In light of the attacks, one man has spoken out about a horrific dog attack that saw his mother's upper lip torn from her face. However, instead of being done by a larger breed like an XL Bully, this was the family's Jack Russell that was described as a 'sweet little dog'. The Mirror is calling for these changes: 1. The overhaul of the Dangerous Dogs Act . An urgent review of the law is needed and tougher penalties should be considered. 2. Enforce the rules to stop the illegal and irresponsible breeding and selling of dogs. 3. A public information campaign to promote the importance of responsible dog ownership and the need for training. Daily Mail columnist Stephen Pollard has spoken out about the incident for the first time in decades as he's called for the introduction of dog licences for owners. The family's dog was a Jack Russell called Victor, who was said to be trained, obedient and good-natured, as well as loved dearly by the family. But on the evening in question, decades ago, Stephen was watching Angels, a BBC hospital soap, with his mother downstairs ironing when he heard the first chilling scream barely seconds into the show. He said: 'After about ten seconds I heard the first piercing scream. More followed, accompanied by shouts and high-pitched, very loud crying. "Thank God I was spared seeing it happen. It was bad enough hearing it and witnessing the grisly aftermath. I ran downstairs, to see my mother bl){kind=link}
While XL Bullies have hit the news recently after reports of a string of chilling attacks, some caught on camera, one family revealed how their mum’s face was bitten off by their beloved Jack Russell
A family’s “sweet” Jack Russell bit the mum’s face off in a shocking attack.
Recent weeks have seen a surge in reports of dog attacks, including many caught graphically on camera. This led to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announcing he would be defining, and banning XL Bullies, a breed many think responsible for an overwhelming number of the violent attacks.
In light of the attacks, one man has spoken out about a horrific dog attack that saw his mother’s upper lip torn from her face. However, instead of being done by a larger breed like an XL Bully, this was the family’s Jack Russell that was described as a “sweet little dog”.
The Mirror is calling for these changes: