was their a rescue involved?

what about them?

Sarah Whitehead specialises in aggression, she is a member of the APBC etc and highly experienced, I would strongly suggest you try to contact her.

Agree she is good. Also there is Pauline Wise, she may be a bit closer to you if distance matters - she is on the APDT website and I know she's done a lot on aggression and dogs.

Let us know if you get anyone to help and how things go

Well, as the years went by she improved. Sadly it seems she has come to the end of her days. She hasn't eaten for two days, just lies on her bed and plods outside to go to toilet, then goes back to bed. Recently her legs have given way on several occasions when walking & now it doesn't seem like she wants to go out at all. She has been sick three times over the weekend & this morning had bloody diarrohea. She's been a great companion & very good guard. But she's nine which is old for a DDB & I have to make that hard decision. But I believe its for the best.

So sorry to hear your news , but good to hear that she did improve over the years.

<big hugs>, that final decision is never easy, but is the final act of love we can give when they become so ill