Personally, I do not support dominance theory in relation to canine training and behaviour. I find the following links particularly useful in explaining exactly why.

A comprehensive article written by Endangered Dogs Defence and Rescue Ltd.

Article regarding adder bites.

Overview of a Canine First Aid course.

The following article provides useful information for pet owners and anyone working with animals. It is not intended to constitute legal advice.

A brief summary is given for each. Please click on the headings to view the actual publication.

Miss Edie's rescue story

An article regarding the complexities of tackling HD. Reproduced with kind permission of the author.

The heart-breaking tale of Millie Moo, a rescued Cane Corso.

Ruth is an experienced foster carer. Here she tells the story of Harry, the worst cruelty case she has ever had to deal with.

Ruth went on to foster and subsequently adopt a rescued Cane Corso named Dizzy. Heartbreakingly, he had to be put to sleep shortly afterwards due to serious health problems. RIP Dizzy. See http://www.thefocc.com/xoops/modules/news/article.php?storyid=92.

Illustrations to show how genetic disorders are passed down from parent to offspring.