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Paddy McGuinness, Newsagent
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To the best of our knowledge the Bulldog had its origin in the British Isles, the name bull being applied because of the dog's use in connection with bull baiting.
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Shane Kelly, Bar Tender
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For example, a report in the British Medical Journal in the mid ‘90s listed the Staffordshire Bull Terrier as being by far the dog most likely to cause injury to children.
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Astrid Schuhmann, Backpacker
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Germany’s Fighting Dogs on Deadly Spree British pets put at risk under EU bull terrier ban Kennel Club anger over Germany's anti-dog laws EU to discuss tough curbs on dogs Dogs as scapegoats for social problems German frenzy over mean dogs misses point Germans bark up the wrong tree.
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