A new breed of dangerous fighting dogs is becoming increasingly popular as they take over the now forbidden XL pest head.
Bully Kuttas, who can weigh up to 95 kg, are sent from abroad to the UK and are always fashionable in fashion for owners looking for alternatives for XL pest heads.
The Vecht dogs, called the Beast of the East, are from South Asia and can become as large as a small pony.
Victims have called for the threatening breed, also known as Pakistani mastiffs.
Donna Ormerod, 62, from Blackburn, had left that 84 stitches and two operations were needed after she was bitten by a bully Kutta.
'The locked on my leg and I felt it biting deeper and deeper to the bone. It just didn't let go. If it had been a child or an older person, it would have killed them, “she told the mirror.
She has called for compulsory dog ​​permits to prevent future attacks.
Shaun Hesmondhalgh, expert in the field of dog training and behavioral change, said: “This dog was historically made for an aggressive goal.
Bully Kutta's are always fashionable in fashion for owners looking for alternatives for XL bullying heads
Donna Ormerod, 62, from Blackburn, had left behind and needed 84 stitches after she was bitten by a bully Kutta
“It just wouldn't let go. If it had been a child or an older person, it would have killed them, “she said
Mrs. Ormerod has called for compulsory dog ​​permits to prevent future attacks
The Vecht dogs, called the Beast of the East, are from South Asia and can become as large as a small pony
“It is very doubtful whether such a formidable type of dog can be classified as a pet.”
Although it has been illegal to have an XL bullying head without a exemption certificate since last February, bullying boxes are not prohibited.
It is unknown how many of the dogs used for hunting and monitoring are in the country.
The Kennel Club, the leading dog and breeding organization of the UK, does not recognize the breed.
Despite its powerful build, the dogs can be bought freely online for more than £ 1,000.
Three puppies from Huddersfield are currently for sale, with two already recovered on popular website Pets4Homes.
The puppies, each priced at £ 1,200 each, are advertised as' the purest and highest quality BK [bully kutta] Puppies in Europe 'and are claimed to' descend from proven/champion of bloodlines'.
They are the third nest of the Pakistani import pesta's of the seller.
Three bully Kutta -puppies from Huddersfield are currently for sale, with two already repeated, on popular Pets4Homes website
Another bully Kutta from North Shields weighed 73 kg and was sold on freeeads for £ 700
It is unknown how many of the dogs used for hunting and monitoring are in the country
Pets4Homes said it is attached to all official guidelines on which animals can be advertised to repeat, and this breed is legal to possess in the UK. If guidelines change, we will change our listing policy. '
Another bully Kutta from North Shields, sold on freeeads for £ 700, weighs 73 kg and is described as a very large dog that is initially very distant with strangers.
“If you are interested, investigate the breed and make sure you have experience with large reactive dogs as a bully that Kutta can be used for the wrong reason,” adds the advertising list.
One year after the XL Bully Ban, nine fatal dog attacks took place in England and Wales – five from the forbidden race.
Last month an XL bullying owner was imprisoned after his dog had left a 12-year-old girl with life-changing injuries after a frightening attack.
Justin Allison's cruel dog Rocco, who was unauthorized and a lead, 'tied' to the schoolgirl and left his teeth in her arm.
The girl was saved after her brave father had struggled the beast of his daughter after the horrific mauling in Brynmawr, South Wales, heard Newport Crown Court.
Allison, 38, who admitted to having a forbidden breed to the court, reportedly walked over but 'did not come close' and 'did nothing'.
The father was not injured, but the child's arm was seriously damaged – exposed to the bone and tendons – and she was treated at Grange University Hospital in CWMbran in Zuid -Wales.
Since the attack last October it is said that her wounds 'heal well', the court heard.
In the meantime, the aggressive bully Kutta who attacked Mrs Ormerod was given to destroy last year, while the owner Ashiya Hussain was given a six -month prison sentence, suspended for 18 months.
In 2017, a white bully Kutta and a Brown Ridge-Staffordshire Bull Terrier Cross beat the beagle of a beloved couple.
Owner Paul Baxter claimed that his dogs were usually gentle.
“My dogs have never worn that way,” he said. “They are good with other dogs, they are gentle with my three -year -old daughter.”
