 The dog, a crossbreed XL Bully / Staffordshire Bull Terrier puppy, was seized by officers and taken to a vet suffering from heat exhaustion – as temperatures across the UK soared past 30C for several consecutive days. West Midlands Police said it is now in 'secure kennels' and the police dog unit will now decide what happens to the animal. The force said it will speak to the owner of the dog, describing the incident as 'alarming and shocking'. Home Secretary Suella Braverman said she has commissioned 'urgent advice' about banning the breed in the wake of the attack. She branded the attack 'appalling' and said the breed is a 'clear and lethal danger', particularly to children. CCTV footage of the dog attacking members of the public on a garage forecourt(Picture: SWNS) Ana said the dog should be put down and its owner jailed. She told Sky News: 'I want him to go and die. 'I think dogs like that should be banned. 'The owner should be in prison. 'He never did anything. He just let the){kind=link}
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A schoolgirl savaged by a ‘ferocious’ American XL Bully dog has revealed how she is now ‘too frightened to leave home’.
Ana Paul, 11, told how the dog ‘just came at me out of nowhere’ after breaking free from its collar as she walked to the shops with her sister in Bordesley Green, Birmingham, on Saturday.
Recalling the attack, Ana told Mail Online: ‘The dog stared at me and as I got closer it suddenly jumped up and bit my arm.