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@aaronfrisien The down stay is a good idea. That might keep her focus a bit more. I need to work on a stronger recall too. How do I calm D down though? Like she nips if she can smell food on your hands, and can’t sit still. Dinner time is scary, she dances on two legs to get to her food bowl as...

@reebern We can lock her in the house, they’re all house trained. Snow can hear her barks and that’s enough of a distraction at the moment.

Also happy to hear any tips for reducing D’s stress levels around food and increasing her security. I’ve been tempted to buy a huge bag of cheap crunchies and just letting her have free access, but I don’t know how to allow only her access but not the other two.

We live on my in-laws rural property, with 3 rescue working dogs. We have our girl Snow, 6th old Kelpie x Border Collie, G, 4yr old Kelpie x Dingo, and D, 2-3yr old bull breed x hunting dog. Snow is our dog, G and D are my in-laws. G is very well behaved, he was a dumped sheep dog so he has...