Forsaken Dogs Adopted and Trained in Central Mexico for Canine Tournament New China TV
go to original August 30, 2016

These abandoned dogs are lucky to see a decisive turn for a better life.

The public adoption and training program started last November has rescued the poor or belligerent ones from being slaughtered.

In Mexico's central state of Aguascalientes, they are being trained by professionals who eye a chance for them to become champion canines.

More than a second chance to live, they have the potential to be known nationwide.

With the program sponsored by the Municipal Institute of Culture, taming service is also available for home dogs with aggressive behaviors.

So far 225 dogs have been trained here, and 47 of them graduated with high expectations for canine tournaments or competitions.

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