Sally unfortunately had to be picked up by Animal Control today. I couldn't get a hold of anyone else to take her in time, and that was the last choice I had

I had an appointment with a doctor today and so I had to leave Sally home. I got a call while walking to my appointment, from my landlord. Sally had been barking a lot and tenants had complained. My landlord told me that I could no longer keep her at the apartment because of the barking. I tried talking to him about it, telling him that I needed time to work with her on it, but he wasn't changing his mind. A little stressed from the call, I contacted her owners to see if they would allow her to be in their backyard and not in the house while I worked with her. They made it very clear that she was not welcome back until she was completely retrained. So, at a loss, we started calling places about boarding or possibly a new home for her, as neither of us wanted to go the Animal Control route.

On my way home I called the local shelter to see if they would help, to no avail. I called a boarding kennel, they needed money upfront and wouldn't take aggressive dogs. I even called another local trainer, and they told me that I shouldn't care so much and were very rude to me.

I decided to try a Halti Headcollar with Sally to keep better control on walks.
I put it on her without much protest, and gave her treats, however she started scratching at it afterward. We went for a walk to distract her, and after a few minutes she started being more interested in the outdoors and forgot about the Halti feeling funny. I would have used a muzzle but at that point I didn't have the money for one. We went to the nearby park, as I knew that there was a tennis court there whose doors shut tightly so I could work with her without worry of people approaching who mean well but don't know how to address a fear aggressive dog.

Sally came to board with me because she had become too aggressive towards the 12 year old boy in her family and they feared she might bite him. I got permission from my landlord to have her with me, and we proceeded with it.

She ​was very stressed when her guardians left her in my care. She spent most of the evening in her crate. One small incident happened when my roommates approached her crate and, out of defense, she snarled and barked to get them away. Unfortunately it worked and they took off, so she knew now that it was an effective means of getting her trigger to leave her alone. I knew at that point that I would have to enlist some help from a man that is willing to not interact with her while still allowing her to get near them so that she realizes that men are not threats.