I told the owner that Bulldog is a danger to the pregnant woman

When the owner of one of the American Fatwa XL named Gunner was warned to keep him out of pregnant appearances, she had other ideas.

Followed, it was taken in a video posted on Instagram on June 16, since it became viral – as more than 460,000 likes. The shots form a stereotype to a strain that has become the lightning rod for controversy throughout the UK, where the family is located.

VideoThe owner of Gunner shares under the JustgunnersTunner, the muscle foam appears closely accompanied by his sister in the shadows throughout her pregnancy. They looked at the embrace, resting together, and in the end Gunner is arrested, lying out of protection outside its pen after birth, and looked quietly.

The owner of Junner told Newsweek.

“How lucky it is lucky because they have Goner’s presence, still very small to play.”

The publication melted hearts on the platform, as commentators responded with affection and surprise in the gentle behavior of a strain that is often photographed as unexpected and violent.

“This is very sweet,” said one of the viewers on Instagram. “It is the best uncle that these young Group can ask.”

Another said, while a third added: “Very sweet.”

This moment of local calm and affection between species comes at a time when XL Bully Dogs is greatly restricted in parts of the United Kingdom

After many prominent deadly attacks by XL Bully Dogs, the British government banned the dynasty in England and Wales, making the criminal violation possessed without an exemption certificate.

The law also prohibits the sale, abandonment, or allowing these dogs to deformation.

Gunner’s viral video has sparked a conversation about whether the measuring legislation is not fairly targeting some dog breeds. While critics argue that XL infiltrators are genetically appointed to aggression attacks, defenders such as Gunner refer to moments like this as evidence that behavior is more about education and ownership responsible for genetics.

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