XL Bullies
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XL Bullies are 'ticking time bombs', warns dog behaviourist
'My XL Bully is a gentle soul and a part of the family'
Fermanagh and Omagh district has the lowest number of registered XL Bullies
New legislation to enforce strict measures on XL Bully dog ownership