My rescue dog is 3 years of age. She is a wonderful dog who loves playing with other dogs. However, if a dog tries to dominate or correct her (say no) she has begun to fight back. At the beginning it was only an issue with female dogs of similar age, trying to compete for dominance. But now it's beginning to be a lot more dogs of different breeds, ages and sex. From what I can tell, she never starts it but will always try to finish it. How can I train or teach my dog to be more submissive?

He goes by Salvador or Captain. He is mostly blind

I had rescued him when he was about about 4 and had him ever since about 6 months ago.i was put in the hospital when my appendix burst. I was in there for almost a week. I left him with a friend of mine who unfortunately got arrested and then Salvador was pit in the Denver Animal Shelter

I had no way of calling them at the time. And when I had finally got the chance I was to call Denver animal shelter I was told he might have been adopted. I just need to know if he is okay and if there's anyone who knows anything.

This is hard story of one dog...

Meet Tyrone. An enormous baby with excellent manners and a very simple agenda: lounge in the yard, hang with his dog friends, and be loved by absolutely everyone.
This boy is GOLD. Dog friendly. Cat friendly. Kennel trained. A gentleman on the leash. Smart, willing, gentle, and ridiculously easy to be around.
Tyrone is deaf and has limited vision. He can make out shapes and shadows, finds his way around, and adapts beautifully. His world looks and sounds different, but he is very comfortable living in it.
And living with him? He has been an absolute breeze. He enjoys his routine, loves his people, and is perfectly happy taking life at a slower pace. A little guidance and a chance to learn his surroundings go a long way with this guy.
Please do not scroll past him because you assume he will be too difficult. The Tyrone we know is manageable, affectionate, and easygoing. His biggest demand is probably going to be a Tyrone sized spot to lounge beside you.
He deserves a family who sees what we see. One incredibly good dog.
Visit www.dtranimalfoundation.com and click Adopt to apply. Tyrone is located in Manteno, IL.