In order to help, rehabilitate and improve the quality of life of rescue dogs it is essential to understand them. Each dog’s makeup, history & situation are unique and requires knowledge and skill to help these dogs reach their best quality of life.
The information and concepts here don't only apply to rescue dogs, but any dogs who are fearful or have problematic behavior.
It doesn't matter as much where a dog comes from or what it's beginnings are as what we do with the dog once we've got it.
Intro 0:00
Pity doesn't help solve behavioural issues - knowledge and training do 0:25
Don't view the dog as broken 02:41
Let go of expectations 04:59
Don't trade little problem for bigger ones 13:13
Don't force social interactions 15:04
Don't expect your dog to change 20:33
Examples of different dogs in and post training:

Street dog from Pakistan in training - wobbles 23:09
Rescue dog Penny - dog and human aggression 26:10
Ellie - dog reactive and human aggression 28:42
Momo - street dog with a bite history 33:41