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Pembroke Dock woman guilty of keeping banned XL Bully

Elisha Callen received a contingent destruction order for her dog Dutchess after being convicted at Haverfordwest Magistrates' Court.

Pembroke Dock woman guilty of keeping banned XL Bully
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A court has handed down a contingent destruction order after a Pembroke Dock woman was convicted of keeping a banned breed.

Twenty-six-year-old Elisha Callen, from Glenview Avenue, was found in possession of an XL Bully named Dutchess in the town on July 25 last year.

Despite denying the charge of possessing a fighting dog, magistrates at Haverfordwest found her guilty in her absence on November 6.

When the case returned to court on January 22, officials issued a contingent destruction order – meaning Dutchess faces being put down unless kept under strict control measures.

Callen was ordered to pay a £120 fine alongside £100 in prosecution costs.

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