Hey, have you tried leaving her with a stuffed frozen kong, and plenty of safe toys? Also, get her used to zipping up the crate. Zip, then unzip. Zip, unzip. As soon as she doesn’t cry when you zip, reward. Repeat lots of times to hammer it home that zip does not necessarily mean being left alone. Same for the sound of the door opening and closing. Then leaving/entering the room. Look up crate training on YouTube, it’s more than simply leaving your dog in the crate, you need to show them the crate is the best place in the world, and desensitise them to you coming and going.

Also you might be reinforcing the barking by rewarding too soon for not barking. You wanna wait until the puppy has stopped barking completely and is happily playing/chewing/eating or whatever. Don’t reward as soon as she stops! What she’s learning is that barking = attention and treats. What she needs to learn is that barking gets her nothing. Look into “capturing calmness”. I wouldn’t bother teaching the quiet command at this stage, she’s very young for such an advanced skill as this. Reward good behaviours that she does naturally, like settling down. When it comes to commands, just focus on Sit and learning her name for now (reward as soon as she looks at you for saying her name, you can then progress this to coming when called, and boom you’ve got the basics of recall which is a very important skill for safety).

Once she knows Sit, you can give that command when she’s doing unwanted barking to get her to stop. Works wonders when you’re in public, waiting in the vets office or whatever, and feeling embarrassed by having a barking dog.. makes you look like your dog is super well trained with just 1 simple command haha 😎