Animal Rehabilitation and Behavior Changes

The video follows trainers Cheri Woodard and Michelle Bez Minh as they rescue 150 dogs from a puppy mill in Nebraska. They face challenges in transporting and rehabilitating the dogs, particularly a black Terrier named Animal. The video highlights the poor conditions of puppy mills and the efforts to train and improve the lives of rescued dogs. Animal undergoes neutering and training to reduce aggression and adapt to a new life, showing gradual progress and hope for a better future.

What was the main reason for the rescue mission in Omaha, Nebraska?

• To train dogs for a competition

• To rescue dogs from a puppy mill

• To relocate dogs to a new shelter

• To adopt new pets for Dog Town

What is a common characteristic of puppy mills?

• Puppies are rarely sold

• Dogs are treated as family members

• Puppies are factory farmed

• Dogs are given ample space to roam

What was the first challenge faced by the rescuers when handling the dogs?

• Naming the dogs

• Training the dogs

• Kenneling the dogs for transport

• Feeding the dogs

What name was given to the aggressive black Terrier?

• Shadow

• Animal

• Max

• Buddy

What procedure was performed on Animal to help reduce his aggression?

• Training

• Vaccination

• Neutering

• Microchipping

Why was Animal's fur shaved?

• To make him look more appealing

• To help him feel more comfortable

• To prepare him for a dog show

• To identify him easily

What is a significant change observed in Animal after his surgery?

• He refused to eat

• He started to bond with Shari

• He ran away

• He became more aggressive

What is the main goal for Animal's rehabilitation?

• To make him a guard dog

• To help him become a normal dog

• To train him for competitions

• To find him a new owner

What is a challenge faced by Animal in his new environment?

• Excessive noise

• Too many toys

• Fear and panic

• Lack of food

What is Shari's hope for Animal's future?

• To become a therapy dog

• To surprise everyone with his progress

• To be adopted by a celebrity

• To remain at Dog Town permanently