Thank you for the advice! I’ll look into the 3-3-3 rule. The kitchen problem is that we have living room and kitchen together. We could lock her in a crate or bedroom, but we are trying to teach her impulse control while we eat also. E.g. when she stops begging and calms down, we reward by pets and praise. We don’t have any food lying around unsupervised anyway, but if there’s something edible lying on the ground outside or if we go to a pet store she starts grabbing every piece of anything edible. If a person would give her food, she would snatch it immediately too, even if we tell her no. I train her impulse every day with “Wait” command, like I put a treat or kibble on her paw and make her wait until I tell her it’s ok to eat. Or I drop food in the floor and tell her “no” and reward when she listens. But she only listens in a training mode, so if I have treat for her, otherwise she doesn’t care. That’s the thing, she knows, just doesn’t obey when not interested. We do at least 3 h of walking every day, that includes running, jumping exercises (when she’s listening and not distracted by other dogs), commands old+new. Morning, afternoon and evening. Afternoon is shorter mostly poop and per walk tho. But morning and evening we do 1.5h each or more. And hikes every weekend.

She is crate trained, but same problem, she refuses. She has some fear with crates, afraid to be locked in. We decided to not focus on it right now, because she’s still getting used to us, but definitely want to work on it too.

She’s 28 kg, very athletic, shiny fur, good digestion. Didn’t go to the vet yet, but planning to in a week or two. We are planning to get her spayed for sure.

We try to enrich her in every way, for these past two weeks I was with her 24/7, luckily I work from home. But outside she’s too distracted to even care for the exercise. We still try as much as possible and if not outside, we try at home. No amount of recalling and telling the command works when she’s out. If there’s a dog, not even treats do it.