If you’re a dog lover, then you’ve probably had a few affectionate moments with breeds like Pit Bulls, Bull Terriers, and Bulldogs. The bully breeds, which have muscular, athletic builds, are some of the most common that are found in shelters—and therefore, they’re also some of the most populous at the dog run. But since the 1980s, these animals have been the target of breed-specific legislation (BSL), or laws that aim to regulate or outlaw them. That’s not only the case in the U.S., either. In the U.K., the American XL Bully may soon be banned throughout the country. Read on to see what led
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