Roedd y penderfyniad i atal Bil Rheoli Cŵn (Cymru) yn un anodd, ond dadleuwyd yn gryf y byddai Bil y DU yn gallu cynnwys bron yr holl welliannau, os nad bob un, yr oeddem am eu gweld.  Rwyf am gadw’r hawl i atgyfodi Bil Rheoli Cŵn (Cymru) a/neu gyflwyno is-ddeddfwriaeth pe na bai Bil y DU yn rhoi i ni’r hyn sydd ei angen i roi ein polisïau lles cŵn ar waith. Fodd bynnag, ar hyn o bryd, rydyn ni’n hapus â Bil y DU, hynny yn sgil y cydweithredu rhyngom ni a Llywodraeth y DU ar agweddau ym Mil y DU sy’n ymwneud â chŵn.
Whilst it was a difficult decision to suspend the Control of Dogs (Wales) Bill  the evidence was compelling that the UK Bill could be shaped to include many, if not nearly all, elements of improvement we were hoping to achieve via that legislation. I still retain the right to bring forward the Control of Dogs (Wales) Bill and/or to introduce secondary legislation should the UK Bill not deliver what we require to take forward the dog welfare policies we support for Wales. However, at present, we are content with progress on the UK Bill, following close co-operation between us and the UK Government on the dog-related aspects of the UK Bill.