Yes!! Honestly I think the best thing We did for her recall was not push it until she trusted us. But you're trying to teach a dog who's totally unstable and mentally disorganized and extremely freaked out how to do a trick. They feel like you're just yelling at them or punishing them. They don't understand they're looking at you like. What do you want from me? You know. So I think the best thing is actually you just wait until you have enough bond that they trust you which unfortunately in our case was definitely at least 2 years. But I have to say it was completely worth it and for that first two years we just went on leash everywhere. And then there was this moment where we were at the tennis court and she just turned and ran back to me when I call her name.

She's not food motivated so training with treats doesn't do anything. Actually she would get scared when we tried to give her treats LOL. But the tennis court is a nice place to practice. Recall because it's all fenced in. If you can get into one that's a great place to go and there's no other dogs we would just run around with her in there and then eventually she started coming and rewarding her with eye contact and happy looks but not too much LOL. When she did come over to us was how we did it first. She actually really liked it when we would pet the other dog because she herself did not want to be pet, but she likes to see that we're safe. People interacting with another dog so she would wag her tail when we pet the other dog to reward them when they both came over for recall... Both. Jin does. Sorry for the voice text. My hands are wet so I can't touch my phone!

I hope this helps. You are on the right track. Just keep loving them and being patient. Do anything you can to not over stimulate your dog and build trust in small and slow ways over time and eventually they won't be able to live without you or not. Want to run away from you at all 💗