He believes his pet should have been returned sooner, having passed temperament tests in kennels.
A dog owner who said he battled depression after his XL bully was seized by police has been reunited with his "great, big boy" after nine months.
Essex Police said seized animals were properly looked after to keep them in good health and decisions about their return were "matters for the courts".it is a criminal offence to own one"I’m so glad I’ve got my dog back but I’ve been dealing with this for nine months and it has made me very depressed," Mr Lyttle said.
Mr Lyttle believes it took too long for Hugo to be returned and is worried about the impact such a long stay in a kennel might have had on his pet.
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