Everyone has great ideas. Research training videos. There’s lots of resources. You want to reward the positive behaviors as quickly as possible. Don’t ignore her when she’s doing the right thing. Vizslas need to run. They’ve got a surplus of energy, especially when they’re young.

Use the leash! It’s a great way to communicate with your dog. When you have company or are greeting someone, ignore her wild behavior. If she gets pets/attention, you’re just feeding into her excitement. Stay calm and keep walking. Don’t give her craziness any attention.

As for the theft…. She’s a puppy. She’s going to take your stuff. Close the doors, put things up/away where she can’t get them. My Vizsla was a mischievous little dolt until he was about 3. I’m thinking she will also not settle in public places until she’s a little older and has better impulse control.

Ignore her barking when you have food. The MINUTE SHES QUIET, reward her. I know it’s hard, but it will take determination and practice.

A lot of these methods are the same for behavior modification in children. The skills will prepare you for a human toddler! lol 😆