"We, the undersigned, kindly request the lifting of bans on xL bully dogs & Pitbull type breeds. These dogs are loving, loyal, and make wonderful family pets. They deserve a chance to be judged based on their individual behavior, rather than being stereotyped by their breed. We are not allowed to be prejudiced or racist or sexist against those we may not like the look of but it's allowed to be prejudiced to a dog. 
Police dogs have a more powerful bite than a pit bull but they won't be banned , retrievers have attacked loads lately and it's been all over the news and Facebook yet they won't be banned either as they make too much money training them for guide dogs. This shows any dog can turn Vicious if it's allowed to be. 
Make a change that owners with powerful strong breeds must undertake training , handling and behaviour training with their dogs . Let's give these dogs a chance . 
Let's promote responsible ownership and education instead of blanket bans. Together, we can create a safer and more inclusive community for all dogs and their owners. Please join us in supporting this cause! It's worthy so  Let's rally together and lift the bans on xL bully & Pitbull dogs. These amazing pups deserve a chance to be judged based on their individual behavior, not their breed. Stop stereotyping against dogs!! 
Bullies are responsible for 44% of the attacks this year , 19% was Pitbull attacks and the last 37% of breeds aren't mentioned. The top 10 most dangerous dogs are : 
Chow Chow.
Akita.
American Pitbull Terrier.
Cane Corso.
Doberman Pinschers.
German Shepherds.
Rottweiler
Siberian Husky.

The only ones banned are:
Pit Bull Terrier
Japanese Tosa
Dogo Argentino
Fila Brasileiro

Let's make a change !! 

Stop our much loved family pets being destroyed by uneducated ignorant people!!! 

The Dangerous Dogs Act is not perfect. it is often cited as a perfect example of how not to pass new legislation. It passed through the Houses of Commons and Lords with such speed, it is thought not to have been subjected to the same levels of scrutiny as other laws.
There is also the issue that by blanket banning four specific breeds, the legislation creates a sense of complacency that all other dogs are safe. But in truth, plenty of breeds - if placed in a stressful or frightening situation will act aggressively, whether they’re old dogs or young pups.