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@lisac If you have a training degree you likely know more then me. Im just living with my first cattle dog so learning as life goes along. I would definitely say give it some more time though especially if you are already seeing progress three days in! Thats a great sign

@lisac I would talk to your vet about some possible other options like medication or a specialist trainer who can help out with this type of fear and counter conditioning. Its definitelt fixible but will likely take some time for her to get settled in and feeling more comfortable

@lisac Definitely remember the 3 3 3 rule! She is just adjusting to you and her new surroundings! You will also learn her moods and her signals for when she is overwhelmed or freaked out by something over time and can be more proactive in response. Overall i would give it some more time but...

@apotheosis00 It definitely wont be hard to train. I have a one year old red heeler and she loves nothing more then a good training session. Just find some tasty treats as a reward and that should work just fine. I dont have specific recommendations on training tips; i usually just watch a few...