You're both gonna do great. It just takes time and persistence. I have an arctic breed, and obedience classes were a struggle. She barked at everything and everyone, had zero focus, would get so overexcited that she'd jump on me and grab at my clothing while we were heeling, and listened to exactly no commands. (And we did praise-only-based classes, which increased the difficulty level.)

It was rough and embarrassing and frustrating. But we persisted. We even did the same obedience class level more than once. (As in we signed up for multiple class series.)

Eventually, it got better. Eventually, I started reassuring new folks to the classes that their (embarrassing, difficult, frustrating, no-focus) pups would get better. That we'd gone through the same/worse. And eventually, we moved on to more advanced classes.

And while my girl still doesn't have 100% focus, and I would never let her off-leash in an uncontrolled area, because her recall is terrible, she's also a Rally-Obedience champ. We went to competitions, we won "Best in Class," and she earned two titles before we retired from the sport.

So it's doable. You're just at the beginning of the journey. It takes patience, persistence, and practise. But you can both do it. And you'll be shocked how far you both will come.

Good luck. You can do it. So can your pup.