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Accrington man killed by XL bully dog was ‘most loving’ – family

Lancashire Police said Mr Daintree was the owner of the XL bully, which was shot by officers, but had only had the dog “a relatively short time”.

The force said the “previous ownership of the dog” would form part of its investigation.

Under the Dangerous Dogs Act, it is illegal for someone to leave an XL bully in someone else’s care or give it to a new owner, unless the receiver of the dog also has an exemption certificate.

The family tribute said Mr Daintree had been through some “dark, hard times” but was “working hard to get his life back on track” and, after “he lost the love of his life in 2021”, he was “starting to get his big loving heart back”.

“At least now you’re back with your Shazza and you can get back to drinking your Bacardi and cokes together. Rest in peace Daddy Dave,” his daughter said.

Mr Daintree’s granddaughter added: “To my Gar, I am going to miss you lots.”


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