Illegal XL bullies may be put down if owners are non-compliant, police head says

The video discusses the new criteria for Excel bully typing and the increase in dog legislation officers. It highlights the challenges of kenneling dangerous dogs and the need for community reporting. Police training and public compliance with dog laws are emphasized, along with the process for handling non-compliant dog owners. The importance of responsible dog ownership and reporting confined dogs is also covered.

What is the primary focus of the police forces' preparation discussed in the first section?

• Training officers to handle traffic violations

• Increasing the number of dog legislation officers

• Improving community relations

• Enhancing cybercrime units

What should community members do if they see a potentially dangerous dog?

• Ignore the dog and walk away

• Report it to the police by calling 101

• Try to capture the dog themselves

• Post about it on social media

What happens after a report of a dangerous dog is made?

• The report is ignored unless there is an attack

• The owner is fined without further investigation

• The dog is immediately put down

• A dangerous dogs legislation officer assesses the situation

What is a key responsibility of dog owners according to the third section?

• Keeping their dogs indoors at all times

• Feeding their dogs twice a day

• Ensuring their dogs are on a lead and muzzled

• Training their dogs to perform tricks

What is a potential consequence of keeping a dog confined in a house?

• The dog becomes less active

• The dog learns to be independent

• The dog may develop aggressive traits

• The dog becomes more social