This is a story of one of those cases where by trying to do something good we unknowingly caused damage. It all started around 10 months ago when we had a call for help in rescuing one of the puppies from a litter born a few months prior to a family of completely wild dogs, that if left to their own devices the puppies would've been run over on a high road they lived close to or would've been shot for trying to steal/scaring farm animals or even been poisoned.. A very kind couple wanted to adopt one of the last puppies and asked for our help in catching him and to help him adapt to humans while they were getting ready to arrive to the country and meet him. We wholeheartedly agreed - we just couldn't risk that puppy being hurt. The problem arose when we tried to approach the puppy - he had an inherited fear for humans that he learned from his mother, grandmother and beyond and he wouldn't let any humans near him, only to take food from. So after a consultation wi...