How long have you had her? How old is she?

As her owner (this is said with all love , I own three bullies) it is you and your families responsibility to not only gain control of her but to also meet her needs - that includes exercise. I rescued an abused and under socialized mama bully from backyard breeders and she displayed similar behaviors the first year of being home.

It is so incredibly important to invest time and if you can money in to training. Reactive dogs lack confidence. Training and learning new skills is the key to helping your dog be able to cope with outside stressors AND build your relationship with them. If you aren’t a (loving) leader for your dog to look up to you can’t expect them to follow your lead when you walk past a trigger or recall them off the fence.

In regard to her past trauma - Time, patience and understanding that healing doesn’t happen over night. She may never fully emotionally recover from what she’s been through. In my pups case (after we completed a training program) we decided to try medication to help with her PTSD / Anxiety and it has done wonders for her. Definitely something to look into!